Fees
| Item | Fee |
|---|---|
| Virtual card issuance | 10 USD per card; 3 USD per card for bulk issuance of 100 or more |
| Annual fee | Free |
| Account maintenance | Free |
| Same-currency transaction | Free (USD) |
| Non-default currency transaction | Lite 3%; Pro 1%; AI 1% |
Limits
| Balance limit | No cap published |
|---|---|
| Daily transaction limit | No daily cap published |
Cashback
Lite none; Pro 1.5% on all spend; AI 1.5% on AI tools and ad platforms. Paid out monthly in stablecoins, automatically
Who can apply
Confirmed available in Taiwan. Hong Kong not confirmed. Issuance fees are usually non-refundable, so walk the app as far as the KYC step before paying anything.
Where these numbers come from
Every figure above was read from the issuer’s own page: https://help.infini.money/en/articles/13229542-how-are-infini-business-features-priced. We last read it on 2026-08-04.
Checking note
Official pricing found on 2026-08-04. The docs.infini.money page we tried last time is still Cloudflare-blocked, but the help centre carries a complete pricing article (13229542, updated 2026-06-26) listing all three cards. Two corrections came out of it. (1) We had this filed as a personal virtual card, but none of the 18 articles under "Infini Personal" mentions a card at all — that edition covers Earn, transfers and asset management only, and the card now lives under Infini Business as a corporate card. (2) We had the network as Mastercard; in fact only the AI card is Mastercard, while Lite and Pro are Visa, so it is now recorded as Visa. The page also notes that Pro cannot be used for ChatGPT or Claude subscriptions due to issuer risk controls, and that Lite needs a US billing address while Pro needs a Hong Kong one. Region tags (decided 2026-08-04): both Taiwan and Hong Kong are marked as available. Infini's corporate card is not restricted by the holder's country — Lite is US-issued and Pro is Hong Kong-issued, and the requirement is completing KYC/KYB plus a matching billing address. Taiwan is not excluded by the issuer. [Correction, 2026-08-12] Hong Kong has been removed from the available regions. The issuer’s access-restrictions page states that proof of address and mobile number may not come from the EEA, Singapore or Hong Kong — the opposite direction from what we had recorded. Our original reasoning was that the Pro card is issued by a Hong Kong bank and needs a Hong Kong billing address, but a billing address is a property of the card, not of where the cardholder lives; that inference does not hold. Back to unconfirmed: we have not tested it and have no positive document to cite.