Why we don't publish line-item rates here. Pricing varies meaningfully by volume, currency mix, payment-method mix, and corridor. A US-only card processor and a multi-corridor marketplace pay very different rates — and a flat published number would be misleading either direction. The model below explains how pricing actually works; for a quote against your specific volume, talk to our team.
Standard per-transaction fee on Checkouts and Bank-rail Collection. Fee varies by payment method and corridor — card rates differ from local-rail rates differ from B2B wires.
Standard per-transaction fee on Payouts. Like Checkout, the fee depends on the destination rail — bank, mobile wallet, push-to-card, or on-chain.
Every currency conversion happens at mid-market rate plus a transparent spread, expressed in basis points. You see the quote, the rate, the spread, and the expiration before you execute.
Holding balances, issuing sub-accounts, and running Programmable Logic rules are platform-level — included in standard contracts up to defined thresholds, priced per-unit above them.
A named technical contact during integration. Slack or Teams channel direct to our integration engineers. No tier-1 ticket gating, no per-seat pricing for the team that talks to you.
Pockyt's KYC, KYB, and AML infrastructure is part of the platform. You don't pay separately for compliance checks — they're built into the per-transaction model.
The full API surface, the hosted MCP server, and our SDKs in TypeScript, Python, Go, and PHP are part of every contract. No per-API-call pricing or developer-seat licensing.
One ledger, one settlement file, real-time dashboard. No data export fees, no archive fees, no reporting tier.
Yes — through Sales. Rates depend on volume, methods, corridors, and the contract structure. We can give you a written rate sheet within a few business days of an initial conversation, including a worked example against your projected volume.
No monthly minimums in the standard contract. No platform fee in the standard model — only usage-based pricing on the four levers above. Enterprise contracts may include volume commitments in exchange for tighter rates.
Most payment processors quote against a wholesale rate that's already marked up before you see it. Pockyt quotes against mid-market and discloses the spread separately, in basis points. Apples-to-apples, our blended rate is typically meaningfully lower — though the exact comparison depends on the corridor and the volume.
No fee on failed Checkouts attempts. No fee on Payouts that don't settle. Programmable Logic dry-runs and rule failures don't count toward billed executions.
Yes. Pockyt's solutions team will build a pricing model against your projected volume, method mix, and corridor mix as part of the sales process. You see the math before you commit.
USDC payouts on-chain are typically much cheaper than fiat payouts — there's no correspondent banking, no FX leg, just a network fee and a thin operational fee. Specific rates depend on volume and the chains you settle on.
Tell us about your volume, your method mix, and your corridors. We'll send back a written rate sheet against your specific business — usually within a few business days.