Pricing
One subscription replaces seven vendors.
A SUPA Business Setup is USD 1,800 in the first year, then USD 900 every year thereafter. The subscription bundles registration, multi-currency accounts, Mastercard issuing, card acceptance, foreign exchange, supplier payments and signed documents. Usage-based transaction costs sit on top, transparently displayed before every operation.
- Registered business under SUPA SPC
- Multi-currency accounts in 10 currencies
- Brighty Mastercard issuance (virtual & physical)
- Pay-Links and card acceptance
- Cross-border payouts in 9 fiat currencies
- USDC across 5 blockchain networks
- Real-time currency exchange
- Multi-currency invoices and signed documents
- KYC/KYB onboarding
- Web portal access
- Customer support in four languages
Transaction costs
Transparent transaction costs on top of the subscription.
The subscription is the floor. Specific operations carry usage-based costs, displayed in the portal before you confirm anything.
| Currency exchange | 0.5%–2.5% spread on conversion, depending on corridor and volume. |
|---|---|
| Cross-border payouts | Per-transaction fee, depending on rail and destination corridor. |
| Card acceptance | Interchange-plus pricing on inbound merchant volume. |
| Card issuance | Interchange share on outbound spend. |
| Premium add-ons | Priority support tiers and custom payment routes are quoted on request. |
Exclusions
What the subscription does not include.
- Tax, legal or accounting advice. You should retain your own advisers for those.
- Escrow services unless explicitly contracted under a separate agreement.
- A separate legal entity registered in your name. Your business operates as a segregated portfolio under SUPA SPC.
- Self-service creation of additional businesses inside one customer account.
- Client-side API access — SUPA is portal-based today.
Why an access fee
Why we charge an access fee.
The marginal cost of provisioning a Business Setup is small. The access fee exists to filter for client seriousness. SUPA is built for operators with meaningful cross-border flow — not hobby accounts, local micro-businesses or unverified payment activity. A real operator with USD 250,000 to USD 3 million of annual cross-border flow will recover the first-year fee from a single avoided shipment delay or a single avoided foreign-exchange surprise.