What makes a good Spike partner?
We work best with partners who share our goal: making fiat flows faster, simpler, and more accessible for crypto-native users.
A good Spike partner typically:
Supports crypto clients
You already work with or are open to onboarding trading firms, platforms, and other crypto-native businesses.
Offers reliable fiat infrastructure
You provide fiat accounts, SEPA/SWIFT access, or card issuing, with a track record of stability and operational transparency.
Prioritises compliance
You maintain strong AML/KYC processes and are responsive to requests for Enhanced Due Diligence or transaction oversight.
Has a collaborative mindset
You’re open to working with our technical and compliance teams to streamline integration and improve user experience.
Wants to grow
You’re looking to expand your reach and serve high-value, verified users globally — either through better onboarding or embedded fiat rails.
Spike creates long-term, mutually beneficial relationships — not just one-time integrations. If this sounds like you, get in touch via [partners@spikeapp.com].
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Who can partner with Spike?
Spike partners with: Banks that offer fiat accounts to crypto-native clients Trading platforms that want to offer faster, easier fiat deposits and withdrawals Payment providers supporting SEPA, SWIFT, Faster Payments, or cards We focus on building a ...
How can I become a Spike partner?
To get started: Reach out to our team at [partners@spikeapp.com] We’ll schedule a call to align on commercial, technical, and compliance fit If aligned, we’ll sign an NDA and share our API or onboarding framework Once integrated, you’ll be ...
What are the benefits of partnering with Spike?
Partners gain: Access to a growing user base of fiat-active traders Increased trading volume through faster fund availability Cross-promotion and in-app discoverability Seamless onboarding flows for mutual users Reduced support overhead through ...
How does integration work?
Integration is lightweight and flexible. Depending on your systems, integration can happen via: API access (account issuance, transfers, balance checks) SFTP / batch processing (for banks with manual ops) UI-based connections (e.g. trading platforms ...