Fasset is invite only

Your @tag is how money reaches you. Claim it once and it's held for you.

Letters then at least two digits, 3 to 15 characters.

Your @tag becomes your payment name.

Fasset moves more than $40 billion a year across 125 countries. Each name is claimed once.

$40B+
annualized transaction volume
3M+
wallets across 125 countries
1,000+
businesses using Fasset
$1B
valuation at our Series C, led by SBI Group

01 · What you're joining

One account for money that crosses borders

Fasset is a regulated platform for receiving, holding, moving, spending, and investing across currencies, markets, and asset classes. It's been running since 2019, across more than 100 banking corridors. The tag is how the next version reaches you.

Buy gold from 1g

See the price, the spread, and the storage fee before you confirm. Gold prices can rise or fall.

Availability, custody, and holding structure differ by market.

Gold9:41

Buy

2.40 g

Price per gramAED 312.40
SpreadAED 4.20
You payAED 754.00
Confirm purchase

Storage is charged monthly. Prices can fall.

Hold a dollar balance

Keep part of what you earn in dollars alongside your local currency, in the same account.

Availability and limits depend on your market and entity.

Accounts9:41
US dollarsAvailable1,240.00
UAE dirhamAvailable3,880.50
Gold14.2 g held4,436.08

Balances shown in AED. Rates update live.

Send money across borders

See the exchange rate, the fee, and what the recipient gets before you confirm.

Corridors, timing, and limits differ by market.

Send9:41

To @ayesha, Karachi

AED 1,000

Exchange rate1 AED = 76.4 PKR
FeeAED 4.50
Ayesha getsPKR 76,056
Review transfer

Timing is shown before you confirm.

Spend from your own balance

There's no borrowing and no interest, because the money is already yours before you spend it.

Card availability and eligibility depend on your market.

Card9:41
Grocer, DeiraToday, 9:12– 84.00
MetroToday, 8:04– 6.00
From @aishaYesterday+ 500.00

Every payment draws on your own balance.

02 · The tag

A tag replaces the account number

Nobody remembers an IBAN. Your tag is the name people send to, and it works the same whether the money comes from the next street or another country.

01

One name, everywhere

The same tag receives money from the next street or another country.

02

Yours while your account is open

Until the account exists, it's held for you.

03

Not an account

A tag isn't an account. It doesn't hold money and it creates no financial right.

03 · Access

How access opens

Owners are invited in order, in waves. Inviting people moves you up the list. It doesn't move you past someone who was already invited.

ClosedWave 1Reserved names. Institutions, businesses, and the earliest Fasset accounts.
Open nowFounding waveThe first 100,000 public tags. Founding owner is a permanent status and this wave doesn't repeat.
NextWave 3Opens when the founding wave fills. Your position carries over.

04 · Questions

Questions

What am I getting right now?

A name held for you and a position on the Owners List. A tag isn't an account, it doesn't hold money, and it gives you no financial right.

Why do I need to create an account?

Creating an account is what makes the tag yours for as long as the account is open. Without one, the name is only held for you.

Can I change my tag later?

Once, after your account is active. The old name goes back into the pool.

Someone took the name I use everywhere.

If it's a business or public account you can show you control, claim another tag and then file a request from your account.

When will I get in?

We invite owners in order and we'll tell you when your position comes up. We can't give you a date, because how fast we open depends on how quickly we can onboard people properly.

What are you collecting from me?

Your email and your tag. Identity verification happens later, at registration, and only where the law in your market requires it.

Which Fasset entity am I dealing with?

It depends on where you live. Each entity and its regulator is named in the footer. Products, fees, and rights differ between them.