Slash Card

What Slash is

Slash is a US business banking platform rather than a consumer crypto card, and its card is a corporate Visa charge card issued by Column N.A. under a Visa U.S.A. licence. It serves over 10,000 businesses processing $35 billion-plus in annual payment volume and has issued more than 5 million virtual cards, and it raised a $100 million Series C at a $1.4 billion valuation. For a crypto-focused directory the relevant part is that Slash pairs business accounts and cards with stablecoin payments, letting companies move between fiat and USDC or USDT inside the same dashboard.

The cards and the controls

Slash issues unlimited virtual and physical cards on a single account, with the controls finance teams actually ask for: per-transaction limits, merchant restrictions, card groups that map to departments with their own budgets, and granular permissions over who can create, view or edit cards. Rewards are unlimited cashback on card spending for Pro customers, with corporate card tiers - Silver at $1M+, Gold at $10M+ and Black at $100M+ - set by annual payment volume. Slash reports cumulative cashback to its customers of over $100 million but does not publish a headline percentage.

Fees and treasury

The platform runs on two plans. Free is $0 a month with $6 domestic wires, $5 FedNow or RTP transfers, $1 same-day ACH and $25 international wires. Pro costs $25 a month and makes domestic transfers free, which is the plan that also unlocks the cashback positioning. Both plans carry a 1% foreign transaction fee on card purchases with a $0.40 minimum. On the treasury side, Slash offers up to 4.02% yield and enhanced FDIC coverage by sweeping deposits across the IntraFi network of more than 800 banks, which is a meaningfully higher coverage ceiling than a standard business account.

Where crypto fits

Crypto enters through stablecoin on and off ramps: businesses can send and receive USDC and USDT from the Slash dashboard and convert between fiat and stablecoins in-app without extra charges. What it does not do is let you spend crypto at the till - the card is a dollar charge card, and the stablecoin rails sit alongside it for treasury and payments. That makes Slash a strong fit for businesses already handling stablecoin revenue who want cards, banking and reporting in one place, and an odd fit for anyone looking for personal crypto spending.

Slash is a US business Visa charge card with unlimited virtual cards and cashback tiers that depend on the plan. Ramp competes on spend management for larger teams, and MPCVault covers companies that pay from self-custody. The crypto cards listing sets out the business options.

Cards

• Slash Platinum Visa corporate charge cards issued by Column N.A.
• Unlimited virtual and physical cards on one account.
• Corporate card tiers: Silver ($1M+ annual volume), Gold ($10M+), Black ($100M+).
• Unlimited cashback for Pro customers.
• Corporate charge card structure with balances due in full.

Controls and accounting

• Spend limits, per-transaction limits and merchant restrictions.
• Card groups with top-level departmental budgets.
• Granular permissions over who can create, view or edit cards.
• Automated accounting, receipt handling and expense reporting.
• Real-time analytics by merchant, card group or accounting category.

Banking and treasury

• Business checking with no minimum balances.
• Treasury yield up to 4.02%.
• FDIC insurance extended by sweeping deposits across the IntraFi network of 800+ banks.
• Free domestic wires and ACH on Pro, with same-day ACH available.
• Working capital through partners, including term loans and lines of credit.

Stablecoins and platform

• Send and receive USDC and USDT from the Slash dashboard.
• Convert between fiat and crypto in-app without extra charges.
• Read and write API access on every account.
• Multi-entity management for businesses with several legal entities.
• 24/7 live human support.

Stablecoins on the platform

Slash supports USDC and USDT payments directly from its dashboard, so a business can receive stablecoin revenue and convert it into dollars without leaving the platform, or send stablecoins out to counterparties. The company describes the conversion as carrying no extra charges, which is notable because stablecoin ramps elsewhere often add spread or per-transaction fees.

What the card spends

The card itself spends US dollars on a charge card, not crypto. There is no point-of-sale crypto conversion, so stablecoin balances are a treasury and payments tool rather than a spending balance, and no conversion event happens when a card is swiped.

Why that combination matters

For crypto businesses - exchanges, token projects, agencies paid in stablecoins - the appeal is having fiat banking, corporate cards, expense management and stablecoin movement under one login, with enhanced FDIC coverage across a network of banks on the deposit side. Companies that need to pay in stablecoins and account for spending in dollars get both without running parallel systems, which is a different proposition from the consumer crypto cards in this directory where the card itself is the crypto rail.

Plan pricing

• Free: $0 a month - domestic wires $6, FedNow and RTP $5, same-day ACH $1, international wires $25
• Pro: $25 a month - domestic wires $0, FedNow and RTP $0, same-day ACH $0, international wires $25

Card fees

• Card issuance: no fee published for virtual or physical cards
• Foreign transaction fee: 1% with a minimum of $0.40
• Annual fee: none published

Rewards

• Unlimited cashback on corporate card spending for Pro customers
• No headline cashback percentage is published, and Slash states customers have earned over $100 million cumulatively
• Card tiers are set by annual payment volume rather than by fee

Where the cost actually lands

For a US business, the $25 Pro plan is the pivot point: it removes domestic wire and transfer fees that would otherwise cost $1 to $6 each, so a company making more than one or two transfers a month is usually better off on Pro. The 1% foreign transaction fee is the main per-purchase cost and is worth noting for anyone paying international suppliers by card rather than wire. Cashback is positioned as unlimited, but because no percentage is published, anyone modelling it should confirm the rate directly with Slash before assuming it offsets the fees.