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Please give us some help. What sort of card size etc plus what's it used for, the more info you can give the better resultsI'm looking for a white label solution to provide card issuing.
looking for something 'cheap', in the sense, we don't need to start with a order quantity of 1k cards etc.
Expected volume is 100-500 cards in 1 year.
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Ideally, I want to build something for consumers, sort of a prepaid payments system.Please give us some help. What sort of card size etc plus what's it used for, the more info you can give the better results
Stripe is the only thing i want to consider, even then, i'm 50/50 on it and would love better optionsI looked into this with the potential to provide a UKBF business card. All the main providers required an up-front commitment in excess of £1M, so I chose not to do it as I wasn't convinced more than 10,000 UKBF members would take up the service within 12 months.
im essentially trying to avoid the initial investments, a lot of these card issuers want you to make some massive commitmentsI looked at that about 8 years ago and came across a company who would manage this, but, if my memory is right it was an initial investment of £10k + from £3.50 per card (volume discounts).
With the subsequent growth of challenger banks, which are, in basic for, glorified card accounts, I would have thought prices would have gong down.