Overview
Yumi provides infrastructure for crypto cards, allowing them to issue a credit card backed by onchain loans and credit profiles. Yumi handles all the risk, and the integration is minimal - we work alongside your current infrastructure, financing logic, and support VISA/Mastercard/other debit cards. You won't need to "issue" a credit card; instead, it's a development on top of the current debit card infra.
Why have a credit offering?
New Feature Currently, no crypto cards offer credit or uncollateralized borrowing - your card will have a strong offering that no one else does. Be the first!
New Revenue Stream
Capture interest spread without building your own infrastructure - Yumi handles underwriting, loan origination and servicing under the hood. No risk for the card provider.
Fewer Declines
If a purchase fails, the user doesn’t have to top up again and wait for it to go through. Yumi issues a loan at the point of sale if the user doesn’t have enough funds.
Core benefits
No Liability on the card provider's side Yumi handles everything under the hood with zero risk for the card issuer.
Underwriting & Limits
Typical ~ $250 starter line; auto-increase after each clean payoff. (Although the specific limits can be discussed and adjusted based on the type of user.)
Tailored Repayment Plans
We offer a range of options for repayments, examples are:
14% APR accrues from the moment of purchase, with a max period of 2 months.
Advance loan structure, when the debt is repaid on a chosen date of the next month, together with the flat fee (3% of the loan amount).
Repaying interest with card cashback. (A 2% cashback can cover the interest for a ~1-month loan)
Servicing & Collections
Yumi automates servicing under the hood; the card provider is not exposed to any risk. However, we might request the ability to freeze users' assets on a card in the event of default.
Hands-on Integration Support Our developers will personally help with the integration. We’re also happy to adjust our code for the needs of the card partner.
Last updated
Was this helpful?