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How Fasset compares

The businesses who look at Fasset are usually deciding between it and something else, and they research on fees first. So we wrote down the comparisons ourselves: dated and sourced. Competitor figures come from their published pricing pages, which we link to, and the bank wire model is shown in full.

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Client funds are held separately from Fasset’s own.

Five comparisons, on the record

Competitor figures last checked September 2026. Each page links to the competitor's own pricing, so you can see if anything has changed.

Compare Fasset vs Wise Business Wise is excellent where it operates. It cannot open an account for a company registered in Bangladesh, Pakistan or Indonesia. Compare Fasset vs Payoneer Payoneer serves Bangladesh, Pakistan, Indonesia and the UAE. At the top of its published range, a $10,000 withdrawal costs about $200. On the Business plan, a $10,000 payout through Fasset is $120. Compare Fasset vs Mercury Mercury requires a US legal entity. If your company is registered locally, Fasset banks it instead. Compare Fasset vs Revolut Business Revolut Business plans run from free to £79 a month or more, where it's available. Fasset's Business plan is $29 a month, with availability confirmed at signup. Compare Fasset vs the bank wire Not a company, the rail itself. On our model, the charges on a $10,000 wire add up to about $340. On the Business plan, a $10,000 payout through Fasset is $120.

Two plans, both priced in full

Business for most teams, Enterprise when volume, entities or corridors outgrow it. Launch pricing, with every fee on the pricing page.

Business $29 a month For teams scaling payments and payroll Enterprise Custom For high volume and multi-entity operations

Common questions

How do you decide what to compare Fasset against?

We compare Fasset against the accounts a business billing the world actually considers: Wise Business, Payoneer, Mercury and Revolut Business, plus the bank wire itself. Competitor figures come from their published pricing pages, which we link to. Where a competitor quotes a range, we say which end we used. Bank wire figures are modeled from published US bank wire fees and World Bank remittance data, and we show the model.

Are the numbers on these pages accurate?

Competitor figures were last checked in September 2026, and each page carries its date. Fasset figures are the Business plan prices on our pricing page. Competitor figures come from their published pricing pages, which we link to so you can check them yourself and see if anything has changed.

Why don't you compare against every competitor?

We publish a comparison when we can point to published figures for both sides. Where a competitor's fee or availability rule isn't publicly confirmed, we say so and link to their pricing page instead of guessing. We add more comparisons over time.

Is Fasset a bank?

No. Fasset Business is a technology platform, not a bank. Banking, payment and card services are provided by licensed third-party institutions in each market, and client funds are held at those institutions, separately from Fasset's own money.

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Client funds are held separately from Fasset’s own.