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# Pricing

Our vision is to mainstream adoption of crypto payments for businesses. To achieve this, we offer infrastructure-based pricing model, without any volume-based fees. We believe that blockchain is a technology that business should interact without intermediaries.

### Base Cost: $ 750.00 / month

Which includes 5000 indexed [Proxy Wallets](/curra-documentation/vortex.md) + **$ 25.00** for next 1000 indexed Proxy Wallets.

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We offer special pricing tailored to the needs of institutions processing a significant amount of crypto.

[Schedule a call ->](https://calendly.com/pavel-luchkovskyi/curra)
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### **How to calculate?**

You run a crypto exchange with 50,000 active users, and allocated Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain Proxy Wallets for each user via Curra.

**Total usage:** 100,000 Indexed Proxy Wallets.

**Total monthly cost:** $ 3,125.00\
\*Base fee + Additional Proxy Wallets fee ($ 25 \* 95000/1000 = $ 2,375)

With 2,000 monthly deposits you can save up to $ 12,660 on Gas.\
**Resulting monthly savings, connecting Curra:** $ 9,475


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