Entry terms and developer-friendly limits to ship your first integration.
- Sandbox parity with mainnet
- All payment methods enabled
- Standard webhooks + idempotency
- Community support
Usage-based pricing that scales with you. No surprise minimums, no hidden spread on redemption — and a quote you can act on, not a number you have to interpret.
Stellus pricing is built around how much you move, not how many products you turn on. Mint, redemption, settlement, and payout are priced transparently, and at-par redemption means you don't lose value converting back to dollars.
Entry terms and developer-friendly limits to ship your first integration.
Transparent volume tiers that grow with you. No surprise minimums.
Bespoke commercial terms for high-volume platforms and treasury teams.
Compliance, identity, reconciliation, and attestation are not paid add-ons. They ship with every account, on every plan, on every transfer.
Pricing rolls up across four dimensions. Your final rate card is a function of which you use and at what volume.
Per-mint and per-burn fee, tiered by 30-day volume. At-par redemption with no hidden spread on the way out.
Per-transfer fee on Stellus rails, scaled by volume. Network gas costs passed through transparently where applicable.
Per-payout fee that varies by destination rail (local bank, mobile money, push-to-card, cash). FX is upfront — no hidden spread.
Custody and treasury services priced by AUC and integration scope. Use our integrated qualified custodians or bring your own.
Pricing varies meaningfully by corridor, method, and volume. We'd rather quote what you'll actually pay than show a number you won't.
Redemption is at par. We charge a per-burn fee for the operation itself, but there is no spread or markdown on the dollar.
No. Build plan has no fixed fees; Scale and Enterprise terms cover commercial commitments, never a separate setup charge.
FX rates are locked at submission, with the spread quoted upfront. The full quoted amount lands; no deductions on the recipient side.
No. Reserves are managed under regulatory rules. The yield reserves generate stays with reserve management — it does not flow to holders.
On Scale and Enterprise, yes. Committed volume, corridor mix, and integration depth all affect the rate card.