Credit and top-ups

Credit is prepaid. You name an amount in CHF and pay through the MoonPay checkout, which settles into a self-custodied USDC wallet. A card works there, through MoonPay's onramp.

A top-up is never charged automatically. If you would rather have credit arrive on its own each month, that is a credit plan, and it is the only recurring charge for model usage.

Solid line
a figure that stands still
Dashed line
moves with the exchange rate

The smallest top-up

Fig. 1 · the floor, and the clearance kept above it. Not to scale.
CHF 21today

Today's minimum. It is derived from the current rate rather than typed in, so it reads differently when the rate does.

clearance

A small margin on top, so a rate move cannot push a payment under the floor.

USD 20

MoonPay's onramp refuses anything under this.

refused

The quote tells you the exact figure before you pay.

Where the percentages sit

Fig. 2 · both brackets span everything. Whatever the percentage does, the whole figure is in front of you. Not to scale.

Topping up

the amount you name 3% currency buffer

the quote, shown before you pay

Topping up adds no service fee. The buffer covers the rate moving between the quote and the money arriving.

Spending it on tokens

the provider's price 2% service margin

the price you see

The margin is already inside every price shown to you: in the picker, in the catalogue, and in the cost strip under each reply.

Paying from your own wallet

Paying from a wallet you already hold is faster, and it skips the repeated ID check. If you do not have one yet, Wallets, and how to get USDC covers what you need.

Credit is not redeemable for cash.

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