UAE Pricing
Priced in dirhams. 0.5% to accept.
A flat 0.5% per transaction for merchants, a genuinely useful free consumer tier, and a custom enterprise plan — shown in AED.
Standard
AED 0/mo
For everyday spending
- ✓ 1% stablecoin cashback
- ✓ Yield on idle USDC/EURC
- ✓ Virtual stablecoin card
- ✓ Local multi-currency account
- ✓ Fractional investing
Pro
POPULARAED 35/mo
For power users
- ✓ 2% cashback (fair-use cap)
- ✓ Higher yield on balances
- ✓ Metal physical card
- ✓ Higher limits & priority FX
Ultra
AED 109/mo
For builders & teams
- ✓ 3% cashback + top yield
- ✓ Portfolio-backed credit line
- ✓ Full API + webhooks
- ✓ Dedicated MPC policy · 24/7 support
Enterprise
Custom pricing for UAE volume.
For Dubai hotels, airlines, marketplaces and platforms settling stablecoins at scale. Rates below 0.5%, a defined SLA, and the controls procurement and security teams ask for.
- ✓ Volume rates below 0.5% per transaction
- ✓ Uptime & settlement SLA (defined per contract)
- ✓ Dedicated account manager · priority support
- ✓ Per-transaction audit trail & signed receipts
- ✓ Reconciliation exports (CSV / ISO 20022)
- ✓ Sanctions screening, Travel Rule & jurisdiction controls
Questions
What does Furlpay charge UAE merchants?
Merchant payments are a flat 0.5% per transaction settled in USDC on Arbitrum, with no monthly or setup fee. That is roughly 80–85% cheaper than the 2.9–3.5% typical of card processing.
Is the pricing really in AED?
Consumer plans are shown in dirhams. Merchant settlement is in USDC, which you can convert to AED or hold as a dollar-stable balance. The UAE also has a regulated dirham stablecoin (DDSC).
Is there volume pricing for businesses?
Yes. At higher volume the Enterprise plan offers custom rates below 0.5%, a settlement and uptime SLA, a dedicated account manager, per-transaction audit trails, and reconciliation exports. Contact sales for a quote.
Is Furlpay licensed by VARA?
No. Offering virtual asset services in or from Dubai requires a VARA licence; Furlpay is not currently VARA-licensed and is evaluating licensing. Virtual assets carry risk and can lose value.
Furlpay is not currently licensed by Dubai's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA). Offering virtual asset services in or from the Emirate of Dubai requires a VARA licence; Furlpay is evaluating licensing and is not soliciting regulated virtual asset activity from UAE residents ahead of authorisation. Virtual assets are not legal tender, carry risk, and can lose value.