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Monesave Fees Table

Last updated: February 15, 2026

The following table outlines the fees for customers and businesses using Monesave services, including top-up, withdrawals, currency conversions, and smart payment rings. Please note that additional fees may apply from your bank or payment processor.

Service Fee Description Fee Amount Notes
Top-Up/Loading When a customer loads money onto the platform 1% of the loaded amount Additional fees may apply from the customer's bank/payment processor (For Example Stripe or Apple pay may charge extra for instant payments)
Business Incoming Payment When a business receives money into their Monesave account 0.50% of the incoming amount Additional fees may apply from payment processors (For Example Stripe or Apple pay may charge extra for instant payments)
Withdrawals When a customer withdraws money from the platform 1% of the withdrawn amount Additional fees may apply from payment processors or Bank fees
Currency Conversion (Transfer) When a customer transfers money from one currency to another 0.50% of the transfer amount This applies to conversions between cryptocurrencies or fiat currencies
M2M (Monesave-to-Monesave Transfers) Transfers between Monesave users Free No charges apply for transfers between users on the platform on the same currency
Smart Payment Rings Purchase of Monesave Smart Payment Rings Prices vary, available at www.orukka.com Fees for rings are separate and depend on the product chosen (Ceramic, Metals and Fine Jewellery) or Functionality (vCard, Payments or Business)
Card Fees (if applicable) If offering physical or virtual cards Varies by region Typically includes card issuance, activation, and delivery fees
Cross-Border Transfers Transfers across countries or jurisdictions Additional fees may apply based on region and amount Includes charges from payment processors or banks in different regions
Inactivity Fees If the account remains inactive for a set period Free! (No bank should charge for this. We will do better to provide more value for you to return.) Often implemented to encourage user activity or for regulatory compliance
Foreign Exchange Fees (FX Fees) For exchanges between different fiat currencies Varies depending on market conditions This is charged when performing cross-border transfers or currency swaps
Chargeback Fees If a chargeback is initiated by a customer Varies, typically 20 - 50 per chargeback on your local currency This fee covers the cost of processing chargebacks
Transaction Fees for Merchants Charges for businesses accepting payments via Monesave 1.5% - 3% depending on business type and region Similar to payment processor fees, depending on the merchant’s agreements
Custom Rewards Issuance (Business) When businesses issue custom rewards to customers 1% - 3% depending on volume and frequency Based on the reward issuance structure selected by the business

Additional Fee Considerations

Other fintech platforms, such as PayPal, Stripe, and Square, commonly include these types of fees, which could be helpful to consider for Monesave’s fee structure:

  • Account Maintenance Fees: Some platforms charge monthly or annual fees for account maintenance, especially for business accounts.
  • Refund Fees: Some companies charge a fee when refunds are processed.
  • API Fees: If businesses use APIs to integrate Monesave into their systems, there could be additional fees based on usage (e.g., per API call).
  • International Payments Fees: For international payments or currency conversions, some companies charge additional fees, including a flat fee and/or a percentage-based fee depending on the destination country.
  • Subscription Fees for Premium Features: If Monesave introduces premium services, such as priority support or exclusive payment options, monthly or yearly subscriptions could be a way to generate revenue.
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