One balance for creator fees

What you have earned,in one number

A balance is only useful if you trust it. That means showing what has actually arrived, what has actually settled, and never blurring the two to make the figure look bigger.

This is the design for that balance. There is no account and no balance today.

One figure

Income from several sources, added up into a single number rather than spread across dashboards.

Two states, kept apart

What has arrived and what is ready to spend are shown separately, because treating them as one is how products overstate what you have.

No yield, no interest

PumpCard does not offer a savings account or a return of any kind, and is not licensed to.

One figure

Income from several sources, added up into a single number rather than spread across dashboards.

Two states, kept apart

What has arrived and what is ready to spend are shown separately, because treating them as one is how products overstate what you have.

No yield, no interest

PumpCard does not offer a savings account or a return of any kind, and is not licensed to.

Earnings are not the same as spendable

Money that has arrived still has to be settled into a form you can spend. Most products hide that step, and the result is a number that is true in principle and wrong in practice.

Keeping the two apart is a design decision, and the settlement step is one of the larger things still to build.

Earnings and spendable balance shown separately

Model what a balance does

Set what you add and the growth you want to assume, and see the shape of the arithmetic. PumpCard offers no rate and no return; the percentage below is your assumption, not an offer.

Earnings you add
$
Duration
Currency
Select risk level
$540 000
$0 earned in 30 Years

A balance you can read

Labelled by where the money came from, not just when it landed.

Nothing is held today

PumpCard holds no money and no crypto, and has no permission to.

Shown as sample data

Every figure on this site is an illustration of a design.

FAQ

No. PumpCard does not offer a savings account, a yield product, interest, or a return of any kind, and has no licence to do so.

The model on this page projects what a balance does as earnings accumulate, using assumptions you choose.

An assumption you set, so you can see the shape of the arithmetic. It is not a rate PumpCard offers, pays, or expects.

There is no balance to protect, because there is no product yet. Safeguarding and deposit protection are regulated arrangements, and PumpCard has neither.

Important: PumpCard is not a bank and is not a regulated firm. It does not offer a savings account, interest, yield or any return, holds no money or crypto-assets, and has no licence in any jurisdiction. The model above is arithmetic on assumptions you choose, not a rate or a forecast.