UK-based Fintech agency STICPAY has launched a pay as you go STIC card for its digital pockets answer.
The brand new fee choice will enable customers to make withdrawals and spend their funds via the STIC card.
The Fintech agency famous that every one STIC playing cards have a base forex, together with day by day and month-to-month spending limits of $9,500.
James Bay, customer support director at STICPAY, acknowledged:
“By introducing the STIC card, STICPAY can fulfill the rising demand for pay as you go playing cards, particularly in Asian nations, whereas offering a low-cost, quick, and handy method for the customers of our e-wallet service to spend their balances or withdraw their funds.”
Bay added:
“We deal with all our prospects equally. That’s why we don’t limit entry to the STIC card on the premise of account exercise. Prospects outdoors of the European Financial Space (EEA) area have been lacking out on the pay as you go card options of digital pockets companies for a very long time.”
STICPAY goals to supply companies to people and companies situated outdoors the EEA area. The corporate plans to supply world entry to the STIC card, which options comparatively low account and ATM withdrawal charges.
Headquartered in the UK, STICPAY has enterprise places of work and companies facilities throughout Europe. The corporate additionally provides companies in Asian nations, together with China, Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines.
Customers of the Fintech agency’s digital pockets answer could order their pay as you go playing cards from any nation on this planet.
STICPAY offers a variety of companies, together with cross-border transfers, pay as you go playing cards, and numerous reward packages.
The Fintech firm additionally helps cryptocurrency transactions with Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), and Litecoin (LTC).
STICPAY is licensed by the UK’s Monetary Conduct Authority (FCA).
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