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How much does it cost to use Capital?

All our services are free to use for all companies. No hidden fees or minimums.

How does Capital make money?

We monetize our banking products, not our fundraising tools. We make revenue on 1) customer deposits and 2) debit interchange.

Capital has an aggressive 4% interest rate on deposits, but this still allows us to capture a small share of the interest as revenue.

We also make money on “debit interchange,” a small amount that card networks receive from every transaction. We then collect a portion of that, but no fee is ever charged to the customer.

Getting Started
Creating and switching profiles

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Banking

Are my funds FDIC-insured?

Yes, each Capital business checking account is secured up to the standard $250K by the FDIC. To learn more, view our deposit agreement.

Where can I find my account details?

You can find your bank account information, balance, and transaction history on the Balance tab.

The Founder-Friendliest Rates
Transferring funds in

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Fundraising

Can international founders fundraise on Capital?

Capital currently supports all founders with US C-Corp business addresses.

Does Capital support international investors?

Capital does not fully support international banks. International investors may send funds via USDC or through a US bank account.

Investing on Capital
Starting a round
Viewing your deal

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Spending

How long does it take to send or receive a payment?

Based on interbanking processing time, wires can take up to 2 business days to process and ACH can take up to 5 business days.

Can I cash physical checks?

We don’t support physical checks at the moment. Please reach out to support@capital.xyz to send us feedback.

Improved Transaction Context
Sending a payment
Activating a card

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Capital Software & Services Inc. is a financial technology company and is not a bank.