How pricing works on Infinite.
Infinite prices money movement on your corridors and volumes: every payment and FX conversion is quoted all-in before you commit, with no post-trade adjustments or hidden spread. There are no published tiers. Sales shares exact pricing for your flows in the first conversation.
How pricing is structured.
Quoted all-in, before anything moves
Every payment is priced before it executes. FX quotes are firm and all-in with an explicit expiry (the rate you accept is the rate that settles), and inside a routed payment, conversion cost is part of the all-in cost Transfer Routes scores when it picks the rail.
Set on your corridors and volumes
Pricing reflects where you move money and how much of it: the corridors your flows touch, the rails they use, and the volumes you run. A marketplace paying out to Brazil prices differently from a treasurer consolidating EUR balances, so pricing starts from your flows, not from a one-size tier.
One cost model across every rail
One integration covers accounts, SWIFT, US rails, stablecoins, and FX. There is no separate FX provider, no second onboarding, and no per-vendor fee stack to reconcile. One KYB on your business opens every rail.
A quote covers the flow end to end: the rate, the expiry it is held for, and the all-in cost of the payment, shown before you commit. Nothing executes until you accept, and what you accept is what settles.
Pricing conversations start from the corridors and rails your flows touch: US rails, SWIFT, stablecoins, and FX, priced per corridor at your volumes, under one cost model.
Pricing questions, answered.
How is Infinite priced?
Pricing is set for your corridors and volumes, and every payment is quoted all-in before it executes. There are no published tiers. Sales shares exact pricing for your flows in the first conversation. Start at book a demo.
Is there a published rate card?
A published rate card is being finalized. Until then, sales shares pricing for your corridors and volumes, and because every quote is all-in and shown before you commit, you see the full cost of a payment before anything moves.
Are there hidden fees or FX spread?
No. Pricing is all-in and shown on the quote before you commit. There are no post-trade adjustments or hidden spread. Inside a routed payment, FX margin is part of the all-in cost Transfer Routes scores.
Why is pricing quoted instead of listed in a table?
Corridor economics differ: a USD-to-BRL payout, a SWIFT wire, and a stablecoin transfer carry different rail, FX, and settlement costs. A single table either overprices simple flows or hides the real cost of complex ones. A quote prices the flow you run.
How do I get pricing for my use case?
Book a 30-minute demo and bring the corridors and volumes you actually move. We will walk through how pricing works for your flows and quote your hardest corridor.
Get pricing on your corridors.
Bring the corridors and the volumes you actually move. In a 30-minute conversation we will walk through how pricing works for your flows, and quote your hardest corridor.