Pricing
Pilot pricing on request.
There is no price sheet on this page because there is no production service yet. Pilots are scoped and quoted individually, and we would rather quote you than publish a number we would have to take back.
What a pilot includes
The control plane
Request issuance, register states, ledger observation, reconciliation, and refund, close-out and sweep proposals for your locations.
Integration support
The request specification and conformance corpus, the API, and hands-on help wiring your POS or running the register app beside it.
Operational rehearsal
Key possession checks, seat replacement drills and exception walkthroughs with your named people, before you take a real payment.
Costs that are not ours to charge
| Cost | Paid by | Paid to |
|---|---|---|
| Network fee on the customer’s payment | The customer | The network |
| Network fee on a refund or a sweep | The merchant | The network |
| Vault and hardware key costs | The merchant | The merchant’s vault and device vendors |
| Exchange, conversion and withdrawal fees | The merchant | The merchant’s exchange or off-ramp provider |
| Bank fees on the final deposit | The merchant | The merchant’s bank |
| ProxyPay software | The merchant | ProxyPay, LLC — quoted per pilot |
What we will not claim
We will not tell you that stablecoin acceptance is cheaper than your card mix until you have run the comparison on your own volumes, with your own exchange and bank costs in it. There is no card-network interchange here, but there are other costs, and they belong to different parties.
Want to see the comparison with your own numbers, not ours? Use the cost worksheet — it runs in your browser and sends nothing anywhere.