What fees does BIX publish?
The official reference lists a 3% standard purchase fee, 1% FX conversion, ATM withdrawals at US$1 + 0.6%, US$0.75 for authorizations below US$50, and US$0.65 for declined transactions. These are reference figures, not an all-in price for every payment. The app shows applicable current charges.
At 3%, the purchase-fee component of a US$100 transaction would be US$3. That calculation excludes any other applicable charge. It is not a prediction of the final amount BIX will debit.
Compare the cost of your actual payment pattern
A person making a few large purchases needs a different comparison from someone making many small purchases. Separate the percentage component from fixed per-operation charges. Then check which events can trigger each fee and whether any fees apply together.
- For online shopping, check settlement currency and conversion.
- For everyday small purchases, review the small-authorization rule.
- For travel, check ATM fees, merchant currency choices and limits.
- For wallet transfers, check the relevant blockchain network fee separately.
How much can you spend?
For eligible international cards, the help center lists €30,000 per transaction, day and month; €75,000 per three months; and €100,000 per six months, per card. All caps apply together. The U.S. program has adjustable in-app limits and separate conditions.
Before you order
The current card guide lists a Virtual card at US$9.99 and a Plastic card at US$99 in supported destinations. Metal and Gold cards are marked coming soon. Card purchase price, shipping availability and ongoing usage costs are separate checks.
- Confirm the card type available to your residence.
- Read the fee schedule shown in your app.
- Check limits against your expected use.
- Confirm any benefit costs and conditions separately.
Sources and scope
This is an independent explanation of published information, not a test transaction or a personal recommendation. Check the current BIX fee reference, spending and ATM limits, card types, and network-fee explanation.