Paying 1.5% Per Payroll Run Is the Most Expensive Way to Scale Disbursements.
See your Alphapoint Treasury tier, your exact monthly fee, and how much you save versus typical payroll platforms, at your beneficiary count.
Pay for infrastructure, not scale
*Directional estimate only. Final pricing relies on your workflow, volume, and service mix. A strategy call validates your real economics.
A percentage-based payroll fee is a tax on growth you haven't agreed to pay.
Most payroll and mass disbursement platforms charge 1.5% on total payout volume. For a PSP or regional bank disbursing to 500 beneficiaries at $800 average each, twice a month, that's $12,000 in platform fees per month, $144,000 per year, to move money your institution has already earned.
The fee doesn't reflect the cost of the service. It reflects the leverage the platform has once your beneficiary list, approval workflows, and compliance processes are embedded in their system. As your disbursement volume grows, their take grows with it.
Alphapoint Treasury prices on a flat SaaS basis tied to your beneficiary count, not the dollar value of what you disburse. You pay for infrastructure, not for scale. Use the simulator below to see your tier and your savings.
From national-scale disbursement programs to gig economy payouts, Alphapoint infrastructure handles both.
Wenia, a Bancolombia Group company, uses it to manage digital asset payouts in Colombia's regulated market. Whether your beneficiary list is in the hundreds or the thousands, the platform scales without repricing.
12+
Years of delivering institutional infrastructure
$1T+
Processed across governments, banks, exchanges, and fintechs
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Governments, banks, exchanges, and fintechs
35+
Countries across five continents
Trusted by institutions across the Americas and beyond
Compliance-grade disbursements. Flat pricing. Same-day settlement.
Priced on beneficiary count, not payout volume
Multi-user approval workflows native to the platform
Bulk import and API-driven beneficiary management
Built-in AML/KYB for regulated disbursements
