You pay for the consequential money you put under Reddix's control — the platform that records it, the gate that holds it for approval, and the engine that recovers it. Priced against your risk and audit budget, never per seat.
A fixed annual subscription. Pick the level of control you need today; move up as your agents move more money. Each level maps to a RAFCF conformance tier your auditor can cite.
Above each tier's baseline, you pay in proportion to the money you actually put under control. The volume line is the anchor; rails and per-action are how it flexes.
Modules that extend the control surface. Each is a line you can trace to a duty you already owe — approvals, recovery, or audit evidence.
Three worked examples, read like the ledger Reddix keeps. Land small, then expand along volume, rails, and modules.
How to read the volume line. Basis points apply to the governed, material surface you place under maker-checker control — the value at risk — not to your gross payment throughput, and they taper into lower bands as volume grows. Reddix routes and records; it does not move your principal, so this is a control fee against the risk/compliance/audit budget, not a processor's cut. Figures are an indicative draft in USD; final terms are set with design partners.
Run Reddix in read-only shadow mode for 30 days and see your agent money-movement exposure in your own numbers — before anything goes inline.