Published pricing separates personal and business memberships
Holyheld's current site accepts invitation requests from individuals and companies. Its FAQ lists CHF 500 annual membership for companies and CHF 0 for individuals, with different stablecoin on-ramp fees. Current public pages mention card spending but do not publish card-specific fees or rewards, so older card prices and USDC cashback figures are no longer presented as current terms.
Annual membership: CHF 500 for companies and CHF 0 for individuals; both require an invitation
Issuance and shipping
Current public pages do not publish card issuance or delivery fees; partner terms apply
Per-purchase fee
Not yet verified
FX and conversion
Current public pages do not publish payment-card FX fees; account conversion charges are separate
Top-ups
Account stablecoin on-ramp is 0.5% for companies and 1% for individuals; off-ramp is 1% for both. Card funding fees are not separately published
ATM
Current public pages do not publish card ATM fees; partner terms apply
Rewards and limits
No current public card reward rate is disclosed; do not rely on the former 0.5%-1% USDC figures
Eligibility
Individuals and companies may request an invitation. Swiss-scoped terms require users to be at least 18 and complete identity checks; card partner eligibility is separate
Custody
Self-custody; review permissions and settlement
A plan with verified numerical rules has not yet been recorded for this profile.
Sources and dates
Each source states what it documents and when it was checked. An older reference does not confirm every current cost.
Current FAQ: personal and business memberships are by invitation; annual membership is CHF 500 for companies and CHF 0 for individuals. Stablecoin on-ramp fees are 0.5% for companies and 1% for individuals; off-ramp is 1% for both. Wire and bank-transfer prices differ by account type. It does not publish card issuance, FX, ATM, or reward terms.
Current personal account page: membership is invitation-based; individual applicants can request access, and the account includes fiat and stablecoin payments and card spending. The page does not publish card network, issuer, physical/virtual form, issuance cost, ATM or FX fees, or a card reward rate.
Swiss-scoped terms define the card as a debit instrument issued by a licensed payment-instrument issuer partnered with Holyheld and direct card/e-money users to separate partner terms. Holyheld says it does not provide crypto custody and requires identity verification. The terms do not name the card issuer or network or publish card-specific fees or rewards.