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Increase ACH vs Swan Cards

Increase ACH

increase.com

Swan Cards

swan.io

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FigureIncrease ACHSwan Cards
Price from—€900/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
APIYesYes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published54
Spec score · Banking-as-a-Service Platforms7.6 (#14)8.8 (#1)
IntegrationsIncrease documentation describes its API as exposing capabilities and data from the Federal Reserve, Visa, The Clearing House, depository networks, and accounting tools.Swan offers a GraphQL API, a ready-made web banking interface, and an open-source Swan Banking Frontend for customized web banking.
SupportIncrease says customers can contact its sales team at [email protected] with questions or to get started.The support center covers onboarding, identifications, accounts, cards, transfers, direct debit, merchants and Tap to Pay.

Plans

Increase ACH

  • ACH processing — Next-day ACH origination$0.50, paid once
  • ACH processing — Same-day ACH origination$2, paid once
  • ACH returns$5, paid once
  • Unauthorized returns$15, paid once
  • Late return request processing$25, paid once

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Swan Cards

  • SandboxFree
  • Swan€900 a month
  • Swan on demand€2,990 a month
  • Swan EnterprisePriced on request

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In their own words

Increase ACH

Increase ACH is a web and API service for technology companies that originate ACH credits and debits, track returns, and store frequently used payment details. Increase says ACH is same-day by default, submitted at every Federal Reserve window, with payments potentially arriving in less than 24 hours. Next-day ACH origination is priced at $0.50, while same-day origination costs $2. ACH returns cost $5, unauthorized returns cost 15.00 USD, and late return request processing costs 25.00 USD. Unique counterparty account numbers support reconciliation. Incoming transfers can be previewed for one hour before allocation, with allow or disallow lists and other rules or limits. Return codes and standard entry class codes are exposed, returns are automatically correlated, and webhooks report transfer lifecycle events. The dashboard shows payment status, pending submissions, estimated arrival, and returns. Increase also lists PCI DSS Level I and SOC 2 audits, disk-level encryption, application-level AES 256 encryption for certain data, and HTTPS for API requests.

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Swan Cards

Swan Cards provides embedded banking features—accounts, cards, and payments—for companies integrating financial services into their own products. Swan presents its platform to European software companies adding white-labeled banking. Its Mastercard debit cards come in virtual, physical, and digital formats, including single-use virtual cards. They can be added to Apple Wallet and Google Wallet for NFC payments; other digital wallets are not supported. Partners can set spending limits and payment rules based on amount, currency, merchant, city, or country. Card packages have different spending limits and FX fees: Standard, Essential, and Premium list €10,000, €40,000, and €100,000 limits, with fees of 2%, 1%, and 0%, respectively. Swan offers a GraphQL API, a ready-made web banking interface, and an open-source frontend for customization. API calls must originate from a partner’s backend, not a frontend app. The free Sandbox uses fake accounts, cards, and payments. Paid service starts at €2,990/mo.

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