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Crypto Card Program Pricing

Crypto Card Program Pricing, Made Clear

Understand the setup, platform, card issuance, and transaction costs involved in launching your own branded crypto card program. Explore the available commercial structure and estimate costs based on your business requirements.

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Program overview

$24,999

One-time program setup

$499/mo

Platform subscription

From $8

Virtual card issuance

Physical card issuance

$39/card

Indicative program pricing. Issuer, compliance, manufacturing, and other third-party charges may apply. Final terms are confirmed in a written proposal.

Program investment

What Does It Cost to Launch a Crypto Card Program?

Your program budget typically combines initial setup, ongoing platform access, card issuance, transaction activity, and any applicable partner or compliance costs.

Platform shown as $499/mo

One-time setup

$24,999

Build the Foundation of Your Card Business

Covers the agreed software onboarding, platform configuration, and implementation scope defined in your proposal.

  • Program discovery and technical planning
  • Platform configuration
  • Agreed white-label setup
  • Supported API integration
  • Testing and deployment assistance
  • Initial technical handover

Third-party issuing, compliance, and external services are identified separately when not included.

Platform subscription

$499/mo

Keep Your Card Platform Running

Ongoing access to the agreed software platform, administrative tools, and support entitlements.

  • Platform access
  • Card administration
  • Transaction visibility
  • Available reporting
  • Maintenance within the agreed scope
  • Contracted technical support

Annual option

$4,999/yr

Alternative billing

Twelve monthly payments total $5,988. Annual billing is $4,999 — $989 less than paying monthly for a full year.

Difference shown for comparison only — not presented as a promotional discount guarantee.

Card issuance

Know Your Cost Per Card

Card issuance fees vary by format, personalization requirements, and the approved issuing arrangement. Estimate your card costs before choosing your launch strategy.

Virtual card

$8 / card

Digital issuance for eligible customers.

  • Digital card creation
  • Supported card lifecycle operations
  • Online payment use cases
  • No physical manufacturing or shipping

Physical card

$39 / card

Physical card issuance under an approved program.

  • Card production requirements
  • Personalization
  • Physical fulfillment coordination
  • Eligible in-store and ATM use

Shipping, premium materials, and other third-party fees are confirmed in the active contract.

Transaction fees

Understand the Fees Behind Every Transaction

Transaction economics matter as your program grows. Review the current indicative fee categories and model their impact on monthly card activity.

Fee categoryIndicative rate
1%
0% platform fee
1.5%
2%

A platform fee of 0% is distinct from conversion, transfer, network processing, or other partner services. Confirm each rate, billing currency, and pass-through charges in writing.

Cost calculator

Estimate Your Crypto Card Program Costs

Explore how your card volumes and transaction activity affect the indicative cost of operating your program.

Inputs

Estimate summary

Initial program setup
$24,999
Card issuance costs

Launch (once)

$800
Estimated monthly USD fees
$140.00
Estimated monthly USDT fees
12 USDT
Platform subscription
$499/mo
Estimated first-year costs (USD)
$33,467
Estimated first-year USDT fees
144 USDT

Formula breakdown

Setup $24,999 + issuance (100×8 + 0×39) + monthly USD fees × 12 + platform ($499×12). USDT fees are never added into the USD total.

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Capital & settlement

Plan the Capital Behind Your Card Program

Software fees are only one part of a card program. Depending on your issuer and funding model, you may also need working capital for card spending, settlement obligations, and applicable risk reserves.

  1. 1Program Funding
  2. 2Approved Account
  3. 3Card Spending
  4. 4Clearing
  5. 5Settlement

Prefunding

Capital made available to meet the program's approved spending and settlement obligations.

Settlement timing

The timing between card transactions, clearing, and final settlement affects how much liquidity may be required.

Reserves

An issuer or program partner may require additional reserves based on risk, expected activity, and commercial arrangements.

Reserve requirements and the responsible fund-holding entity must be confirmed in writing. No minimum prefunding or reserve percentages are stated here.

Commercial scope

Know Exactly What Your Proposal Covers

Platform and integration items below reflect typical agreed software scope. Partner and operational costs depend on your issuer and markets.

ItemStatus
Software setupIncluded in agreed scope
Agreed white-label configurationIncluded in agreed scope
Supported APIsIncluded in agreed scope
Admin accessIncluded in agreed scope
Contracted technical supportIncluded in agreed scope
Issuer onboardingPartner-dependent
KYC / KYB checksUsage-based
Compliance screeningPartner-dependent
Card manufacturingSeparately quoted
ShippingSeparately quoted
FX and conversionPartner-dependent
Dispute and risk costsUsage-based
Required reserves or prefundingPartner-dependent

Program sizes

Explore Different Program Sizes

Each scenario loads editable assumptions into the calculator. Adjust volumes to match your plan.

Pilot Program

100 virtual cards with limited initial activity.

  • 100 virtual · 0 physical
  • Loading $5,000/mo
  • Cross-border $500/mo

Growing Program

1,000 virtual + 250 physical, moderate volume.

  • 1,000 virtual · 250 physical
  • Loading $75,000/mo
  • Cross-border $15,000/mo

Enterprise Program

10,000 virtual + 2,000 physical, larger volume.

  • 10,000 virtual · 2,000 physical
  • Loading $500,000/mo
  • Cross-border $120,000/mo

Unit economics

Understand Your Card Program's Unit Economics

A sustainable card business depends on the relationship between customer pricing, program costs, usage, and operating expenses.

Issuance revenue

Businesses may set eligible customer-facing issuance charges, subject to their program agreement.

Transaction-based revenue

Revenue sharing or program-level transaction economics depend on the commercial arrangement.

Subscription revenue

Some businesses charge customers for premium card plans or account services, where permitted.

Operational costs

KYC, support, fraud, chargebacks, replacement cards, and funding requirements affect net profitability.

Virtual card contribution (illustrative)

Gross contribution / card

$7

Before KYC, support, fraud, funding, and partner fees. Not a promised margin.

Enterprise

Need Pricing for Higher Card Volumes?

Enterprise pricing can depend on issuance volume, target markets, funding structure, integration requirements, and operational responsibilities.

Share your requirements and our team will follow up with a written commercial discussion. No invented volume discount thresholds.

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FAQs

Pricing questions, answered clearly

The $24,999 setup fee covers agreed software onboarding, platform configuration, white-label setup within scope, supported API integration, testing assistance, and initial technical handover as defined in your proposal. Issuer, compliance, and other third-party services are listed separately when not included.

Build Your Card Program With a Clear Commercial Plan

Share your expected card volumes, markets, and platform requirements. Our team can help you evaluate the software scope and applicable issuing-partner dependencies.

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