For white-label partners
Your brand on the front. Kollect's rails underneath.
Offer stablecoin collection to your own customers under your own brand, on the same rails: USDC or USDT in, USD, EUR, SGD settled out.
Building a cross-border collection product in-house means integrating payment rails, on/off-ramp partners and a compliance stack before you can serve a single customer.
Why white-label rather than build a payment rail?
Because the licensing, compliance and settlement relationships are the barrier, not the software. A white-label deployment gives your customers a working rail under your brand without your company becoming the regulated entity in the flow.
What stays ours in a white-label deployment?
The brand, the customer relationship and the surface they use. The collection and settlement rails, and the licensed partners behind them, run underneath through a server-to-server API and signed webhooks.
How does the commercial arrangement work?
Negotiated, not published. White-label sits in the top band, where the processing rate and settlement terms are quoted per account alongside a named account manager, rather than taken from the published rate card.
What your customers keep
Model a representative customer invoice against a wire.
Modelled at 0.5% fee + $35.00 fixed + 2.5% FX for a wire. Kollect is priced at 0.75% on the Micro plan, with no FX markup on the USDC to USD conversion. The plan follows your volume: this invoice repeating monthly is $60,000.00 over 3 months, which is the band that volume falls into. The processing fee falls to 0.45% at higher volume. Each plan also carries a monthly subscription, which is not in these figures. See the full rate card.
Full cost breakdown is on the pricing section, and the same maths against a wire is set out on Kollect vs a bank wire. Terms are defined in the glossary.
How a white-label deployment runs
Agree the deployment
Work through the corridors, branding and support model with the Kreatorverse team.
Integrate the API
Use the server-to-server API and signed webhooks to drive collection from your own product.
Ship under your brand
Your customers see your product; the collection and settlement rails run underneath it.
Settlement as standard
Licensed partners convert and settle USD, EUR, SGD on the same rails as every other Kollect payment.
What you get as a partner
Collection, on/off-ramp and settlement partners are already integrated.
The customer-facing product stays yours; Kollect is the infrastructure behind it.
KYB-verified accounts and AML screening apply, as on any other Kollect deployment.
Kollect does not take custody, so neither does your product by using it.
Support from the Kreatorverse team as part of the partnership.
Trust and compliance
Payments are received on-chain and passed to licensed partners for conversion and payout. Kollect is not the licensed entity holding your money.
Mesta Payments LLC, a FinCEN-registered money services business, processes payments in partnership with Kollect.
KYB on the business and KYC on its representatives, with AML screening on payments.
USD, EUR, SGD today, with further corridors on the roadmap.
Partner questions
What does a Kollect white-label deployment include?
Access to the collection and settlement rails (USDC or USDT in, USD, EUR, SGD settled out) through a server-to-server API and signed webhooks, deployed under your own brand with support from Kreatorverse.
Who handles compliance in a white-label deployment?
The same posture applies as anywhere else on Kollect: merchant accounts are KYB-verified, with AML screening on payments, and licensed partners process the fiat legs.
Does a white-label partner take custody of funds?
No. The architecture is non-custodial. Payments move on-chain and licensed partners hold funds only during the fiat conversion and payout.
How do we start a partnership conversation?
Talk to the Kreatorverse team about the corridors and volumes you need, and the deployment is scoped from there.