Technical approach
We understand the card product architecture and how to connect it to payment infrastructure.
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SEEKING INVESTMENT
Investing
in white.cards
We're building a platform for businesses to launch branded neobanks. We have a technical approach and payment-provider contacts. We're raising capital to connect the first program and take the product into a customer pilot.
Use of funds- Stage
- Prelaunch
- Product formats
- White Label + API
- Next objective
- Agree the terms and prepare the pilot
STARTING POINT
Preparing
for the first launch
Provider contacts
We have contacts to discuss the program. The next step is to agree on integration and servicing terms.
Pilot funding
We're raising capital for development, provider integration and the first customer pilot.
USE OF FUNDS
Product, integration
and customer operations
The first pilot needs to establish whether the payment flow works and what it costs to operate. Product development and infrastructure integration serve those two tests.
01
Product development
Build the customer account and operations dashboard, then connect the provider's card program.
02
Integration and operations
Agree on program terms, customer checks and support responsibilities.
03
The first pilot
Take customers through onboarding and their first payments. Review failures, support requests and servicing costs.
THE LAUNCH PLAN
Launch your neobank
step by step
Agree on the program, build the integration, run a pilot and prepare to onboard more customers. Each stage has a result to check before moving on.
Step 01
Agree on the program
Define the customers, their countries and the payments they need. Agree service eligibility, checks and terms with the provider.
Result: agreed launch terms
Step 02
Build and integrate
Brand the customer account and connect payment functions and the operations dashboard. Test the product with sample data.
Result: a product ready for the pilot
Step 03
Run the customer pilot
A small customer group completes onboarding and makes its first payments. Review failures and support requests.
Result: evidence from real transactions
Step 04
Onboard more customers
Fix the issues found in the pilot and review servicing costs before preparing to onboard the next customer group.
Result: a plan for further onboarding
PILOT MEASURES
What the pilot
needs to prove
Measure the effort needed to onboard a customer and support each transaction. Those findings will guide the next stage of the platform.
- Can customers complete their first transaction without manual help?
- Where do payments fail, and can we explain why?
- Does support have enough information to resolve a payment enquiry?
- What does one customer cost to onboard and serve?
- Which parts of the platform can support a second brand?
NEXT STEP
Discuss an investment
in the first launch
Review the development plan, the first program and the pilot budget with us. We'll discuss investment terms directly.
PRODUCT QUESTIONS
Launch
requirements
White Label or API, integration timing and card program terms.
All questions and answersAbout white.cards
We're preparing the first launch. Development, provider program approval and a pilot come before customer onboarding. The site currently offers interface demos and details of the White Label and API models.