Conversion and receiving are separate
Bancoli converts USD ACH and RTP receipts at 1:1. Your plan sets the receiving fee. [5]
Bancoli converts USD received through ACH and RTP at 1:1, with a $100,000 per-transaction limit and no overall monthly limits. Compare this business receiving workflow with Bitget Wallet’s Virtual Account. [5]
Bancoli
USD limits, with the account use in view.
Bitget non-personal transfers above $5,000 require additional review. These limits describe different account uses.
Bancoli vs Bitget Wallet Virtual Account · 2027 comparison
| What matters | Bitget Wallet | Bancoli |
|---|---|---|
| Receiving costs | ||
| USD conversion | Automatic conversion to USDT or USDC, with transaction and network fees.[1] | 1:1 for USD received through ACH and RTP.[5] |
| ACH receiving fee | $0.50 + 0.3%, plus the conversion network fee.[2] | $2 on Free, $1 on Plus, free on Premium and custom on Enterprise.[6] |
| Transfer limits | ||
| USD per transaction | Personal transfers: up to $10,000. Non-personal transfers above $5,000 require additional review.[1] | Up to $100,000.[5] |
| USD monthly volume | $20,000 for personal transfers.[1] | No overall monthly limits.[5] |
| EUR virtual-account limits | €15,000 per transaction; €30,000 per month.[1] | The USD limits above describe ACH and RTP receiving.[5] |
Bitget Wallet's personal-transfer caps and its non-personal review threshold describe different rules. Additional review is not the same as a $5,000 maximum.[2]
Bancoli converts USD ACH and RTP receipts at 1:1. Your plan sets the receiving fee. [5]
A $75,000 USD payment fits within Bancoli’s $100,000 per-transaction limit. [5]
The per-transaction limit does not impose an overall monthly cap. [5]
The same USD amount received by ACH and converted to supported stablecoins. Monthly subscriptions, network fees and sending-provider fees are excluded from the figures below. For Bancoli supplier payouts, monthly included FX volume varies by plan; 0.5% applies above it.
See plans, fees and included volume$15.50
transaction fee, before network fees
$0.50 + ($5,000 × 0.3%). Conversion network fees and any sending-provider charges are additional. [2]
| Route | Fee |
|---|---|
| USD · ACH | $0.50 + 0.3% |
| USD · Fedwire | $14 + 0.3% |
| USD · SWIFT | $30 + 0.3% |
| EUR · SEPA | €0.50 + 0.3% |
These published transaction charges exclude network fees and any sending-provider fees.[2]
Bitget Wallet requires residence in a supported region and identity verification for its Virtual Account. Access to USD, EUR or both varies by region.[1]
Bancoli supports businesses registered in 150+ jurisdictions, checks the business registration and each beneficial owner’s tax residence. The business does not have to be in the same country where the owner lives.
Choose around who pays you and the size of each payment.
Its published deposit pricing includes a fixed charge, a percentage and a network fee for conversion. A sending provider may add its own charge.[1]
Yes. Bancoli supports up to $100,000 per transaction, has no overall monthly limits and converts USD ACH and RTP receipts at 1:1.[5]
No. It covers Bitget Wallet's Virtual Account, which receives bank transfers and converts them into stablecoins. The exchange has separate products and fee schedules.[3]
Official product, pricing and support pages reviewed on November 9, 2026.
Receive USD at business scale. Keep conversion at 1:1.