The price list, two lines.
$5.00 for every card, plus 15% of whatever you load onto it. There is no third line. Type an amount below and the sum does itself.
Fee calculator
Any card from $10.00 up to $5,000.00.
- On the card
- $100.00
- Flat fee identical on every card
- $5.00
- Percentage 15% of the amount
- $15.00
- You send
- $120.00
Together, the fees come to 20.0% of what goes on the card.
This page uses the very formula our server uses, rounding included. When you order, the server prices it again and holds that figure while you pay.
Four cards, priced.
A small card pays more for each dollar. The flat fee doesn’t grow with the card, so it looms larger on a small one.
A $25.00 card
- Flat fee
- $5.00
- Percentage
- $3.75
- Fees together
- $8.75
$33.75
The fees come to 35.0% of what is on the card.
A $100.00 card
- Flat fee
- $5.00
- Percentage
- $15.00
- Fees together
- $20.00
$120.00
The fees come to 20.0% of what is on the card.
A $250.00 card
- Flat fee
- $5.00
- Percentage
- $37.50
- Fees together
- $42.50
$292.50
The fees come to 17.0% of what is on the card.
A $1,000.00 card
- Flat fee
- $5.00
- Percentage
- $150.00
- Fees together
- $155.00
$1,155.00
The fees come to 15.5% of what is on the card.
If you already know you will spend a bigger sum, one card is nearly always cheaper than three little ones.
Not on the bill.
Four charges you won’t find here, today or in a year.
- $0
- to keep an account open, month after month
- $0
- for a card that sits quietly in the app
- $0
- to look at your card or write to support
- $0
- added by us to a refund beyond the policy’s one deduction
Everything else worth knowing.
The two fees stay with us
They pay for issuing the card and looking after it, and that work is done once the card exists. A refund never returns them, which is the reason they sit on the screen before you pay rather than after.
Getting a balance back
A card that never paid for anything returns its whole balance. A used card still holding $500.00 or more returns it less a 10% handling charge, and then closes. The refund policy has the full rules.
Costs that never reach us
A crypto network charges its own fee to move your transfer; your wallet pays that to the network, not to us, and the amount that lands still has to match the total. A shop in another currency may also convert the price at its own rate.
The figure on screen is the figure that counts
Once you leave the first step of an order, our server prices it and holds that number for 30 minutes. Change our fees during that window and your order simply ignores us.
The maths adds up?
The same two numbers apply to every card, whatever its size.