CRYPTO PRICING · COMING SOON

Crypto pricing through the tariff engine

Crypto pricing is in development. Soon your crypto activity will run through the same tariff engine as everything else on FinLabCore: transfer fees and conversion margin, configured per client, changed without a release, and booked to their own income lines.

What is live, and what is coming

Live today: crypto accounts, transfers and conversion, with transfer and conversion fees, see Crypto accounts. The tariff engine already prices fiat activity per client across payments, accounts and FX.

Coming soon: full crypto pricing through that same tariff engine, per client, exactly as described below.

From flat-fee service to a priced revenue line

Most platforms treat crypto commercially the way they treat it architecturally: bolted on. One flat fee, the same for every client, hard-coded somewhere a product manager cannot reach. That leaves money on the table twice, you cannot reward the segment you want, and you cannot charge for the value you deliver.

Crypto pricing will let you price crypto as a first-class revenue line: fully configurable, per client, from the back office, the same commercial lever you already hold over payments, accounts and FX.

Crypto fee management: transfers and conversion margin

  • Transfer fees, charges on crypto transfers, configured like any other payment-type fee.
  • Conversion margin, your margin on crypto-to-fiat and crypto-to-crypto conversions executed through the institutional venue, plus conversion fees where you charge them.

Both will sit in the client’s price list next to their fiat fees, one commercial picture per client, not a crypto exception.

The same tariff discipline as fiat

Crypto charges will follow the engine’s rules, not their own: per client, down to an individual account; flat and percentage components bounded by minimums and maximums; differentiated by asset and transaction size; carrying validity periods with an approval and audit trail, so what a client was charged on any given date is always reconstructible. Changed from the back office, without a release.

Booked to income positions, crypto revenue by line

Every crypto charge will map to its own income position in the double-entry books, so crypto revenue reports itself: visible by line in the management reporting suite over any period, without manual allocation, alongside and separable from your fiat revenue.

Crypto pricing FAQ

Is crypto pricing available today?
Crypto transfers and conversion carry fees today; granular per-client crypto pricing through the tariff engine is in development. See what is live on Crypto accounts, and register interest at a demo.
Transfers and conversions: transfer fees on crypto movements, and your margin plus fees on crypto-to-fiat and crypto-to-crypto conversion.
Yes, pricing will be per client, down to an individual account, with plan-based assignment managed in the back office. Priority segments get priority terms; everyone else gets the standard list.
Yes, charges will be differentiated by asset and by transaction size, combining flat and percentage components with bounds.
Fully: price lists will carry validity periods and an approval and audit trail, so any historical charge is reconstructible, the same discipline the tariff engine applies to every fee on the platform today.
On dedicated income positions, reportable by line over any period in the reporting suite, no spreadsheet allocation between crypto and fiat.

Be first to price crypto properly

Crypto pricing is on the way. Book a demo to see the tariff engine live on fiat today and register your interest in the crypto rollout.

Book a Demo  ·  The Tariff Engine.