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For SaaS and digital platforms with global clients

The business account for SaaS that collect globally and pay in USD

Direct Stripe settlement in each market, payments to your SaaS-to-SaaS stack in USD without hidden spread, MRR treasury in USDC. A single account for your financial operations between fiat and crypto.

Guided KYB · No setup cost · Local bank details in 5 markets from day one

MRR treasury · USDC

186 400.00 USDC

Monthly MRR: 62,000 · ARR ≈ 744,000

DD-ready

MRR · gateway settlement

  • 🇺🇸 Stripe USA → ACH+ 38 500 USD
  • 🇪🇺 Stripe EU → IBAN+ 18 200 EUR

Stack SaaS-to-SaaS · USD

  • AWS− 6 400 USD
  • Twilio · OpenAI · Datadog− 3 900 USD

Your SaaS scales. Your financial operations don't.

1

Stripe settles to you, your bank converts without telling you

You collect 30,000 USD of MRR from US clients. Stripe transfers it to your European business account. Your bank deposits €27,700 at a rate they choose. You lose €800 that appears on no invoice. Multiplied by 12 months, that's €10,000 of gross margin evaporating per year.

2

Your entire stack lives in USD and you pay in EUR

AWS bills in USD. Stripe in USD. Datadog, Twilio, SendGrid, Segment, OpenAI, Vercel: all in USD. Every charge to your corporate card carries a hidden 1.5-3 % spread. If you spend 20,000 USD/month on stack, that's 250-500 USD/month of margin lost with no explanation.

3

Your part-time CFO loses two days a month reconciling

MRR collected by Stripe in EUR. MRR collected by Stripe in USD. Some enterprise pay by SEPA transfer. Your stack you pay with card + some USD wires. Monthly close = rebuilding everything from 4-5 different systems. Your part-time CFO or you lose bandwidth that should be on strategy.

4

When you raise Series A, your financial DD will suffer

Your investors ask for cohort analysis, gross margin by market, MRR breakdown by currency. Your current reporting is a Frankenstein of Stripe Dashboard + manual Excel + bank statements. The next round's financial DD will be painful.

SaaS treasury integrated with multi-currency collections and payments

1

Stripe settlement in each market, no forced conversion

Configure Stripe Europe to settle to your Kunga IBAN. Configure Stripe USA to settle to your Kunga ACH. Every collection enters your business account in the client's original currency, with no forced bank conversion to EUR at an unfavorable rate.

2

Pay your SaaS stack in USD directly from your USDC balance

Your balance lives in USDC, a stable balance. When AWS, Stripe, Twilio or any supplier bills you in USD, you convert USDC to USD at the market rate with no added spread. You eliminate the 1.5-3 % hidden spread of your corporate card.

3

MRR treasury in USDC to avoid losing margin as you scale

You collect today in EUR/USD, spend tomorrow in USD. Keep the balance in USDC instead of converting everything to EUR on receipt. Custody is regulated Tier-1, not on an exchange. Convert to fiat only what you'll spend this month.

4

Consolidated MRR reporting by market and currency

Every collection logged with timestamp, source currency, USDC equivalent amount, fee and client. Exportable for your CFO, ERP or revenue analytics tool. The financial DD of your next round stops being a problem.

For your SaaS model

Vertical B2B SaaS with enterprise clients

Vertical B2B SaaS with enterprise clients

Your case

You sell to corporate clients in several countries. Average ticket €5-50K/year, mixed collections (Stripe + SEPA transfers + USD wires).

With Kunga

Consolidated collections by market, reporting by client and by currency. Local bank details for clients paying B2B by transfer.

Horizontal B2B SaaS with many small clients

Horizontal B2B SaaS with many small clients

Gateway settlement in each market, conversion to USDC without spread, aggregated reporting for MRR and cohort analysis.

B2C SaaS or digital product with subscription

B2C SaaS or digital product with subscription

Reception of the gateway's or processor's (Apple/Google) settlement in each market, USDC treasury management, stack payments in USD without spread.

API-first SaaS or developer tools (Web3 included)

API-first SaaS or developer tools (Web3 included)

Mixed fiat + USDC reception in the same business account, integrated reporting, stack payments from the same balance.

Kunga complements your stack, it doesn't replace your gateway or your ERP

What Kunga IS

  • The multi-currency business account where you receive your gateways' settlement in each market
  • The platform from which you pay your SaaS-to-SaaS stack (AWS, Stripe, Twilio, USD tools) without hidden spread
  • The MRR treasury layer in USDC, with regulated Tier-1 custody
  • Local bank details for enterprise clients who prefer to pay B2B by local bank transfer

What Kunga is NOT

  • It's not gateway checkout (you keep using Stripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Chargebee, etc.)
  • It's not an ERP or billing platform (you keep using Chargebee, Recurly, Stripe Billing, etc.)
  • It's not revenue analytics (you keep using ChartMogul, Baremetrics, ProfitWell, etc.)
  • It's not payroll for your full-time team (you keep using Deel, Remote, Gusto or similar)
  • It doesn't have a stable public API today. It's on the roadmap. For specific integrations, talk to an advisor.

Kunga is the cross-cutting financial layer: collections + payments + treasury + reporting. Your SaaS stack for billing, analytics and payroll stays the one you already have. Kunga connects all those systems into a single financial thread.

The operations that matter most to you, solved

Multi-currency collections of your MRR

Receive Stripe's settlement in each market, or direct B2B collections from enterprise clients, in their local currency. No hidden spread on receipt.

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Payments to your SaaS-to-SaaS stack in USD

Pay AWS, Stripe, Twilio, SendGrid, Datadog, OpenAI and the rest of your stack in USD without hidden spread. Convert USDC to USD at the real rate, not your corporate card's.

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OTC for high-volume SaaS treasury

If your SaaS bills over €500K/month recurring, an OTC desk with negotiated rates for large conversions and a dedicated advisor.

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Calculate how much gross margin you lose today on spreads and fees

Enter your MRR and monthly stack spend. We'll tell you what you lose in forced conversions and spreads, and what you recover with Kunga.

How do you pay the stack?
Current tools

Estimated annual cost with your current stack:

Hidden spread on collection conversion
€ 7200
Spread on USD stack payments
€ 4500
International send fees
€ 900
Estimated annual total
€ 12.600

Estimated annual cost with Kunga:

  • Receiving 1.45% with Kunga wallet
  • Stack payments from USDC, no spread
  • 1:1 conversion between fiat and USDC
Estimated annual total
€ 7830
Gross margin recovered
+€ 4770
On your ARR, that's +0,8 % of gross margin
Equivalent to +0,1 extra months of runway if you're in startup phase

Estimate based on average sector rates Q1 2026 and typical B2B SaaS stack composition. Your real impact depends on the weight of USD collections in your MRR and the volume of USD stack payments.

What it costs to operate with Kunga

Operation Cost
Open business account €0
KYB with dedicated advisor Included
Monthly maintenance €0
Receiving settlement or B2B collection (IBAN / ACH / CLABE) 1.45% with Kunga wallet
1:1 conversion to USDC on receipt No added spread
Payment to international SaaS-to-SaaS stack (USD or other) 1.45% with Kunga wallet
Send to external wallet (USDC/USDT) Only network gas
FX between currencies (via USDC) Market rate, no margin
MRR reporting and CSV export Included
Multi-user access with role permissions Included
OTC for large conversions (>€50K/operation) Negotiated conditions

For SaaS with ARR over €5M, we offer tiered conditions and a dedicated OTC desk. The base pricing doesn't change — it scales with your volume without renegotiating contracts each quarter.

Does your SaaS operate in a sensitive sector?

Most SaaS (horizontal B2B, vertical B2B, standard B2C, developer tools, productivity, analytics, CRM, marketing tools) operate as a standard company and apply the conditions on this page.

Some sub-segments may fall into a high-risk category based on due diligence: vertical SaaS for gambling, SaaS for adult industry, unregulated financial affiliate platforms, trading "signals" SaaS without a license, marketplace SaaS with weak user KYC.

If your SaaS falls into any of these sub-segments, we don't reject you by default: we apply specific due diligence and, if it meets applicable regulatory criteria, we operate with you under agreed conditions.

See the approach for SaaS in sensitive sectors

Your SaaS treasury, on regulated and auditable infrastructure

Regulated Tier-1 custody

Your funds are custodied by regulated Tier-1 entities, separated from Kunga's operations. Custody is in your company's name, segregated and auditable. Documentation available for investor DD and auditors.

No rehypothecation, no hidden yield on your MRR

Your balance is 100 % liquid 24/7. We do no staking, lending, or any form of generating yield with your treasury. This protects you from Celsius/FTX-type counterparty risk.

MiCA + AML/CTF compliance

We operate under a regulated European framework. Transaction monitoring to detect fraud and AML patterns, without paralyzing your operation over false positives.

Multi-signature and role permissions for your finance team

Configure who can view the balance, who can operate, who approves large sends. Auditable logs. Your CFO or you don't sign movements you haven't seen.

How we open your SaaS business account

1

Conversation with an advisor

Call with an advisor who understands SaaS models. You tell them your model (B2B, B2C, API-first, vertical), main markets, approximate MRR, stack of gateways and tools. The advisor confirms whether we can operate with you and under what conditions.

2

Guided KYB

A dedicated advisor guides you through verification: corporate documentation, beneficial owners, proportional due diligence. For standard SaaS, agile due diligence. If your SaaS operates in a sensitive vertical, specific due diligence.

3

Account active, configured for your stack

You receive your multi-currency bank details to configure settlement in each gateway. Multi-user access for founders, CFO, ops or your finance team.

The process duration depends on your vertical, jurisdiction and corporate complexity. Your advisor gives you realistic expectations in the first call.

SaaS frequently asked questions

Does Kunga replace Stripe, Paddle or Chargebee?

No. Kunga is not checkout or a billing platform — it doesn't process credit cards on your pricing page or manage recurring subscriptions. Your gateway (Stripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Chargebee, etc.) remains the one charging your clients and managing MRR/churn. Kunga is the treasury layer that comes after: it receives each gateway's settlement, centralizes your treasury in USDC, pays your stack and reports.

How do I configure Stripe to settle to Kunga?

Once your Kunga business account is active, you configure in the Stripe Dashboard the Kunga bank details for each market: European IBAN for Stripe Europe payouts, ACH routing for Stripe USA payouts, etc. Stripe settles as a local account in each country.

Can I pay AWS, Stripe fees, Twilio, etc. directly from Kunga?

Yes, via bank transfer to their USD accounts from your USDC balance. 1:1 conversion with no added spread. This eliminates the typical 1.5-3 % hidden spread of corporate cards when you pay in USD from Europe. Note: if your supplier specifically requires credit card payment (some do), you'll still need a corporate card for that case.

Do you have a corporate card for company expenses?

A Kunga debit card is on the roadmap (planned launch). Today, Kunga is the multi-currency business account from which you make transfers. For day-to-day card expenses (advertising, SaaS tools that require a card), you still need your current corporate card (Mercury card, Brex, bank). Kunga complements.

Do you have a public API to integrate Kunga with our system?

Today we offer native CSV export of all operations, which most accounting software and ERPs process. Public API on the roadmap. For SaaS with specific integration needs and high volume, talk to an advisor about integration priorities.

How does it integrate with ChartMogul, Baremetrics or ProfitWell for revenue analytics?

Today those analytics are done from Stripe, Paddle or your billing platform directly (which already send data to ChartMogul/Baremetrics). Kunga is the layer that comes after the collection — for corporate financial reporting, you export CSV. Native integration with revenue analytics under consideration based on demand.

Can my Stripe collections be held or frozen?

Reserves are applied by Stripe, not Kunga. If Stripe releases the settlement to your Kunga account, you receive it with no additional reserves on our part. If a specific operation triggers an AML alert (regulated standard on any platform), your advisor contacts you to resolve it.

Can I raise my next round in USDC and receive it in Kunga?

Yes. If your crypto-native lead investor or Web3 fund wires you in USDC, you receive it directly in your business account with regulated Tier-1 custody. The financial DD documentation includes the source of funds.

Do you operate with SaaS in sectors like gambling, adult, brokers or financial signals?

With specific due diligence. If your SaaS operates vertically in sensitive sectors, the /alto-riesgo approach applies. Final approval depends on the sector KYB.

Is Kunga available for my SaaS depending on jurisdiction?

Availability subject to the company's country of incorporation and the residence of beneficial owners. Check at /cobertura before starting the conversation with an advisor.

The business account that scales with your MRR

Talk to an advisor who understands SaaS models, or start the account opening process directly.

Guided KYB · No setup cost · Multi-currency settlement from day one

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