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Monthly Price (€)
Yearly Price (€)
Self-Custody Passkey Authentication
EUR & USD Accounts (i)
Exchange EUR <> USD
Downloadable Monthly Balance Statements
Transfers to Moneda users
Transfers to external wallets (major blockchains)
Automatic Transaction Confirmation to Recipient
Payment References
Transaction Fees (€)
Named Virtual IBAN
Send Instant SEPA Transfers to other accounts
FAQs
No, funds held in Moneda are not insured by the Deposit Guarantee Scheme (DGS) in the EU or the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) in the United States. These protections apply to traditional bank accounts.
Moneda operates as a self-custodial platform, meaning your funds are held in digital currencies that are pegged to the corresponding asset, stablecoins. These stablecoins (such as USDC and EURC) live on the blockchain rather than in a traditional bank. These stablecoins are issued by reputable providers with robust reserves, ensuring transparency and security. However, they are not covered by government deposit insurance programs.
Moneda prioritizes user privacy by implementing security measures that protect your personal information. While blockchain transactions are publicly recorded, Moneda does not store personally identifiable information on the blockchain. Any data stored by Moneda, such as email addresses or device information, is fully encrypted in our database and protected using industry-standards and best security practices.
Moneda operates on blockchain technology, which means that transactions and balances are recorded on a public ledger. While your personal identity is not directly linked to your account, your account address allows anyone to view your balance and transaction history. This concept, known as pseudo-anonymity, means that while identities are not explicitly revealed, data analysis techniques or service providers can sometimes be used to link transactions to individuals based on spending patterns, interactions with previously known addresses, or external data sources.
Overall, Moneda Earnings has a generally low risk due to the use of fully regulated stablecoins. However, no investment is risk free. Moneda Earnings has the following risk profile compared other options in the market:
Not at the moment. We’re planning on enabling users to connect their Moneda account with other dApps and services in the near future.
Since Moneda is a self-custody interface, your funds would remain secure and accessible in the event our company shuts down.