BinaxPay White-Label Embedded Finance Setup (7-10 days)
A delivery playbook for agencies to white-label BinaxPay's multi-currency accounts, card issuance, and payment rails under their own brand, then resell the stack to clients in fintech, vertical SaaS, and creator verticals. Time: 7-10 days.
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BinaxPay White-Label Embedded Finance Setup (7-10 days)
A delivery playbook for agencies to white-label BinaxPay's multi-currency accounts, card issuance, and payment rails under their own brand, then resell the stack to clients in fintech, vertical SaaS, and creator verticals.
- Agency has at least one signed client with a genuine need for banking rails (multi-currency accounts, card issuance, or cross-border payments), not just invoicing
- Internal KYC/KYB document collection process documented, since BinaxPay requires business account applications and identity verification for each client account
- A named delivery lead who can coordinate with BinaxPay's provider orchestration layer and handle compliance tooling questions
- Client's checkout or invoicing flow documented so payment receiving integration points are known before configuration begins
- Budget approved for the one-time personal verification fee of £15 per account holder plus the chosen BinaxPay plan tier
- 1.Run compliance readiness review: map client's KYC/KYB document requirements against BinaxPay's business account application flow
- 2.Confirm which modules the client needs (accounts-only, cards-only, payments-only, or full stack) to scope the white-label configuration
- 3.Set up agency's BinaxPay partner access and review the banking API documentation for integration points
- 1.Open the pilot client's multi-currency account in GBP, EUR, USD, or TRY via the BinaxPay onboarding flow
- 2.Submit identity verification documents and pay the one-time £15 personal verification fee
- 3.Configure the white-label branding layer so the account presents under the client's brand, not BinaxPay's
- 1.Issue virtual cards with spending controls for the client's business use cases
- 2.Test a domestic payment through the Faster Payments rail to confirm receiving flows work
- 3.Document the card issuance process and spending control options for the client's finance team
- 1.Execute a cross-border payment with FX conversion to validate the FX module and record the rate applied
- 2.Compare the FX pricing against the client's current provider to quantify the switch rationale
- 3.Flag any SWIFT or ATM withdrawal add-ons the client may need and note their activation cost
- 1.Integrate BinaxPay payment receiving flows into the client's existing checkout or invoicing process
- 2.Test the crypto on/off-ramp module if the client's vertical requires it, and document the flow
- 3.Configure chargeback handling settings and confirm the escalation path with BinaxPay support
- 1.Build the client-facing admin walkthrough covering account management, card controls, and transaction monitoring
- 2.Set up the monthly transaction summary report template that the agency will deliver as part of the retainer
- 3.Run a full end-to-end test: account opening, card issuance, domestic payment, cross-border payment, and FX conversion
- 1.Train the client's finance or ops team on the white-labeled dashboard and card management
- 2.Hand over the anomaly flagging process and define what triggers an agency escalation
- 3.Confirm the client's plan tier (BinaxPay Plus at £19.99 monthly or BinaxPay Black at £39.99 monthly) based on their FX and payment volume
- 1.Document the full configuration as a reusable agency playbook for the next client in the same vertical
- 2.Review resale margin against actual transaction volume and add-on activation (SWIFT, ATM withdrawal, chargeback handling)
- 3.Schedule the first monthly transaction summary review and set the retainer cadence
The agency charges a setup fee plus a monthly retainer (the productized BinaxPay Local Payments Setup runs at $470/mo with 16h setup and 3h/mo maintenance), while the underlying BinaxPay plan costs the client £19.99 or £39.99 monthly plus a one-time £15 verification fee. Margin comes from the gap between the retainer and the tool cost, and it widens as the client activates higher-volume add-ons like SWIFT, ATM withdrawal, and chargeback handling. Agencies that resell the full white-label stack rather than a single module capture more of the client's transaction volume and justify a higher retainer.
- White-labeled BinaxPay account configured with client branding, multi-currency wallet (GBP, EUR, USD, or TRY), and card issuance enabled
- Documented KYC/KYB onboarding workflow the agency can reuse for the next client in the same vertical
- Monthly transaction summary report template with anomaly flagging criteria and escalation path
- Client-facing admin walkthrough covering account management, card spending controls, and FX conversion
- Reusable agency playbook mapping BinaxPay modules (accounts, cards, payments, FX, crypto on/off-ramp) to client vertical requirements
The client's white-labeled BinaxPay account is live with at least one successful domestic payment, one cross-border payment with FX conversion, and one issued virtual card, and the agency has a signed monthly retainer covering transaction summary review and anomaly flagging.
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