A card that spendswhat your coin earns
PumpCard is being designed around a single idea: the fees your coin has already paid you should be spendable without a cash-out, a threshold or a payout schedule in the way.
This is the design. There is no issued card, no account and no sign-up, and nothing on this page is a live financial service.
Earnings in, spending out
The loop is deliberately short. Earnings arrive from the places you already make money online, they add up in one balance, and spending comes out of that balance.
Removing the cash-out is the whole product. Everything else is plumbing.
Virtual first, physical later
The one that can exist soonest
A virtual card is the first thing that becomes possible once issuing is in place, because there is nothing to manufacture or post.
It does not exist today. It is first in the plan, not first in production.
The one people picture
The card shown on this site is the physical design: how PumpCard should look and feel in a hand.
It is artwork, and so is everything on it. The name, the chip and the network mark are drawn, not granted: there is no manufacturing, no issuing, no account and no payment network behind them.
What the card is for
Spends from earnings
The balance is the account. The point of the card is that it draws on fees your coin has already paid you, with no cash-out step in front of it.
One balance
Not one per platform. Income from several sources is meant to add up to a single figure rather than sit in separate dashboards.
Rails stay underneath
No network choice at the till. Where the money settles is an implementation detail the product should absorb, not a question to answer while paying.
Legible by default
What arrived, and what you can spend. Earnings and spendable balance are shown as two different things, because they are two different things.
Not issued yet
No issuer, no scheme, no acceptance. Issuing a card needs a licensed issuer and a card scheme. PumpCard has neither, and this page is a design.
No fee schedule
Because there is no service. Any number shown anywhere on this site is an illustration inside a design, not a price.
Spends from earnings
The balance is the account. The point of the card is that it draws on fees your coin has already paid you, with no cash-out step in front of it.
One balance
Not one per platform. Income from several sources is meant to add up to a single figure rather than sit in separate dashboards.
Rails stay underneath
No network choice at the till. Where the money settles is an implementation detail the product should absorb, not a question to answer while paying.
Legible by default
What arrived, and what you can spend. Earnings and spendable balance are shown as two different things, because they are two different things.
Not issued yet
No issuer, no scheme, no acceptance. Issuing a card needs a licensed issuer and a card scheme. PumpCard has neither, and this page is a design.
No fee schedule
Because there is no service. Any number shown anywhere on this site is an illustration inside a design, not a price.
One balance, however many coins
Fees from one coin, from a split, or from several coins at once currently arrive in different places and have to be read off the chain.
The design treats them as one inbound stream. No source is connected today.
Built in the open
A financial product is easy to describe and hard to earn trust for. The approach here is to say plainly what exists, what does not, and what would have to be true before anyone is asked for money or identity.
FAQ
Not yet. What this page shows is the product design: a card that spends from an earnings balance rather than from a bank account.
Issuing a real card needs an issuer, a scheme licence and a programme manager. PumpCard has none of those today.
The design covers both, with the virtual card first because it is the one that can exist soonest once issuing is in place.
Neither is available now.
Wallet provisioning is part of the intended design, not part of anything that exists. It depends entirely on the issuing arrangement above, so it cannot be promised before that exists.
The intent is that your balance is readable in a currency you recognise, and that the settlement underneath is handled for you.
No conversion or settlement is implemented today, and no rate is offered anywhere on this site.
There is no fee schedule, because there is no service to charge for. Any number you see on this site is an illustration in a design, not a price.