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Column vs Modulr

Column

5.7#19 in banking-as-a-service platforms
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Modulr

7.2#3 in banking-as-a-service platformsFrom £16.25 a month
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FactColumnModulr
AccountsColumn supports programmable checking, savings, trust, subledger, clearing, and sweep accounts, and says these accounts are FDIC-insured.Accounts are available in GBP, EUR and nine other currencies, with local IBANs in GB, NL, ES, FR and IE.
CardsColumn offers debit, credit, unsecured, charge, and secured card programs, with options to use its balance sheet or the customer’s own.The cards product supports single-use virtual cards, configurable controls and managed physical card programmes on Visa and Mastercard.
Founded20192016
HeadquartersSan Francisco, United StatesLondon, United Kingdom
IntegrationsColumn says its card issuing connects to Visa and Mastercard and supports mobile wallets including Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay, and Garmin Pay.Modulr's integrations hub connects with more than 20 accounting and payroll systems, including Sage, Xero and BrightPay.
PaymentsIts payment products use connections to the Federal Reserve, The Clearing House, SWIFT, and card networks to move money to bank accounts in the United States or globally.The platform supports instant GBP and EUR pay-ins and pay-outs, CHAPS, Bacs, SEPA and SWIFT payment services.

Column plans

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Modulr plans

  • Payroll Payments Bronze£16.25 a month
  • Accounts Payable and Spend Management Bronze£20 a month
  • Bronze£30 a month
  • Bundle Bronze£30 a month
  • Payroll Payments Silver£67.20 a month
  • Accounts Payable and Spend Management Silver£75 a month

Pick Column if…

Column describes its customers as technology companies, U.S. banks, international banks, and real estate businesses building financial products. Its APIs and sandbox are aimed at teams developing financial services.

Pick Modulr if…

Modulr suits businesses seeking payment, account, card, or collections infrastructure, including companies in travel, lending, merchant payments, and investment and wealth. Its API and sandbox may also suit teams building payment workflows.

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