Aurexv1.0.2

E-commerce platforms integrate Aurex to allow customers to pay with cryptocurrencies like SOL, USDT, or USDC. The platform issues virtual cards for users to complete purchases, handling crypto deposits and card top-ups automatically. This enables seamless online shopping without traditional banking intermediaries.

Companies use Aurex to issue virtual cards to freelancers or remote employees for salary payments in crypto. Users receive funds directly to their wallet addresses and can spend via cards globally. This simplifies cross-border payments and reduces transaction fees compared to traditional wire transfers.

Businesses create loyalty programs where customers earn crypto rewards that can be loaded onto virtual cards for spending. Aurex manages user accounts, deposits, and card issuance, allowing users to redeem rewards instantly at merchants. This enhances customer engagement and provides flexible redemption options.

DeFi platforms integrate Aurex to offer virtual cards linked to users' crypto wallets, enabling direct spending of assets like USDC. Users can top up cards from their DeFi balances and track transactions via the API. This bridges DeFi with everyday spending, increasing utility of crypto holdings.

Travel agencies or corporate expense systems use Aurex to issue prepaid virtual cards for employees or clients, funded with crypto for international travel. Cards can be topped up as needed, and transaction history helps with expense tracking. This reduces currency conversion costs and simplifies budget control.

Aurex charges a small percentage fee on each card issuance, top-up, or transaction processed through the API. This revenue stream scales with user activity, making it sustainable for high-volume platforms. Fees can be adjusted via partner markup features for resellers.

Businesses pay a monthly or annual subscription fee to access the Aurex API with higher rate limits, premium support, and advanced features. This provides predictable revenue and encourages long-term partnerships. Tiers can be based on usage volume or additional services.

Aurex partners with fintech companies or banks to offer white-labeled virtual card solutions under their brand. Partners earn commissions via markup settings, while Aurex handles backend infrastructure. This expands market reach through third-party distribution channels.