ACK card
3–4% APY on your balance. 0.5–1% back on purchases. $0 fees.
- Rank
- #68
- All-time votes
- 3
FinTech tool by Yash Rathod on Smol Launch.
- Pricing
- Free to join the waitlist
- Launched
- October 2026
- Website
- ackfintech.com
- Maker
- @yash_rathod
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About
The ACK card is a Visa/Mastercard debit card that accepts any currency or stablecoin, with 0% FX markup anywhere in the world. Digital or physical — your choice.
- $0 card fee — No issuing, monthly or annual fee
- 3–4% APY — Annual interest on your entire balance, every day
- 0.5–1% cashback — On everything you buy
- No minimums — No minimum balance. No minimum spend.
- 0% foreign-exchange markup — You pay the network’s wholesale rate. ACK adds nothing.
- $0 ATM markup from ACK — Any ATM in the world. You pay only the ATM owner’s fee, if any. ACK adds no cost.
- Fund it your way — Dollars, stablecoin or any currency
- Spend anywhere — Any country, any currency
ACK Fintech Inc. is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking services are provided by a partner bank.
Q: What does the card cost?
A: $0. No issuing fee, no monthly fee, no annual fee.
Q: How does my money earn?
A: Your entire balance earns 3–4% APY, every day, and every purchase earns 0.5–1% cashback.
Q: Is there a minimum?
A: No. No minimum balance to earn, no minimum spend to earn cashback.
Q: Is my money safe?
A: Yes. Your money is held at an FDIC-insured partner bank or in a U.S. Treasury money-market sweep — two of the safest places money can sit: a government-insured bank account, or U.S. government securities.
Q: Is ACK a bank?
A: No. ACK Fintech Inc. is a financial technology company. Accounts and cards are provided by a partner bank.
Q: Where is ACK based?
A: ACK Fintech Inc. is a Delaware corporation. The ACK card is available digitally across the United States, with ACK physical locations to follow across the US.
Q: Who can get the ACK card?
A: Anyone 18 or older living in the United States, with a US address and a Social Security number or ITIN, verified with standard KYC documents.
Q: Can I use it in the US and abroad?
A: Yes. In the US and anywhere in the world, in any currency. You pay the network’s wholesale exchange rate; ACK adds no markup.
Q: Can I use ATMs?
A: Yes, any ATM in the world. ACK adds no markup. The ATM owner may charge its own fee.
Q: How do I fund it?
A: Bank or brokerage transfer (ACH or wire) in any currency, direct deposit from your employer, or stablecoin from your wallet or exchange.
Q: Digital or physical?
A: Both. Your choice.
Q: How do I get the ACK card?
A: Join the waitlist with your email. When the ACK card opens, we’ll email you; you open your account online, verify your identity, and choose digital, physical or both.
Q: When does it open?
A: Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when the ACK card opens. First in, first access.
Q: Who is behind ACK?
A: The ACK card is built by a founder who spent ten years taking one company from its first year to its stock-exchange listing in 2025 — running finance and general management across several countries, and leading the IPO itself end to end.
Q: How do I reach you?
A: [email protected]
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ACK card
Current3–4% APY on your balance. 0.5–1% back on purchases. $0 fees.
Launched on October 12, 2026#683 votes
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