- Pricing
- "Meow charges zero fees on business checking — no monthly fees, no ACH fees, and no domestic or international wire fees." (https://www.meow.com/faq, answer to 'What does Meow cost?', fetched 28 September 2026; the FAQ answers are served in the page's embedded data beneath the visible question list). Same page: "There are zero wire, ACH, transaction fees, or minimums for opening a business checking account through our partner banks." with the qualifier "This statement only applies to Meow Technologies and does not apply to advisory services." and "No. Meow charges zero fees for ACH and wire transfers — domestic and international." The paid surfaces are the treasury products, not the account: "On U.S. Treasury Bills, you will pay 0.01% per month on your positions. Fees are deducted monthly from your idle cash and/or T-Bill positions." (same page), and the homepage footnote "Commercial Paper Account, by Meow Advisory LLC, an SEC-registered investment adviser, seeks to earn net returns from 3.72-3.96% yield annually. Customers must maintain a minimum of $100,000.00 in a checking account(s) held through a partner bank of Meow Technologies, Inc., at all times in order to invest in investment products." with "Net yield numbers as of 09/28/2026" (https://www.meow.com/, fetched 28 September 2026; the yield range is re-stamped daily and was lower on the 17 August 2026 read). NOTE ON WHERE THIS IS NOT: https://www.meow.com/pricing still returns HTTP 404 (28 September 2026); Meow publishes no pricing page and no fee schedule, so the FAQ answers above are the only fee statement.Meow — official pricing page ↗ · 28 September 2026
- Licences held
- Not published
- Compliance level
- partial
- Regulatory note
- SCORING ARITHMETIC, stated openly so verify can follow it. The rubric anchors Meow in the 3-4 band on a homepage quote alone. Reading the deeper surfaces, Meow FAILS BOTH disqualifying halves of the 3-4 definition — its pass-through conditions ARE published, and it DOES say pass-through fails when the fintech itself fails — so the base band is 5-6, taken at 6.
- Supported chains
- ethereum, solana, base
- Markets served
- global
- Primary markets
- Not published
- Restricted markets
- Not published
- Operating limits
- Not published
- Availability note
- Two distinct things, kept separate. (1) A GENUINE MARKET FOOTPRINT, not a sanctions rule: the product itself is a US bank account — Meow's own navigation reads 'For Crypto — U.S. business banking for crypto-native companies with native BTC, SOL, ETH, USDC, and USDT rails' (https://www.meow.com/crypto, loaded 17 August 2026) — sold to a worldwide customer base. Meow's FAQ states 'Meow supports businesses and individuals from 180+ countries worldwide.' (https://www.meow.com/faq, Last updated 21 April 2026) and the site navigation enumerates its regions as 'North America — American Samoa, Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda +22 more; Latin America — Argentina, Aruba, Belize +26 more; Europe — Åland Islands, Albania, Andorra +52 more; Middle East & North Africa (MENA) — Bahrain, Egypt, Israel +6 more; Asia Pacific (APAC) — Australia, Brunei, Cambodia +42 more; South Asia — Bhutan, India, Maldives +1 more; Africa — Angola, Benin, Botswana +43 more; Offshore entities'. Outbound payments: 'Meow supports outgoing international wires to 180+ countries in 50+ currencies.' So the correct reading is a US-issued instrument with global customer eligibility — a non-US crypto business banks in the US here, it does not get a local account. (2) A STANDARD SANCTIONS/OFAC ELIGIBILITY REPRESENTATION, which is NOT a regional footprint: Terms of Service §14.4 and the account-use terms bar use 'for the benefit, either directly or indirectly, of an individual, organization, or country that is blocked or sanctioned by the United States' (https://www.meow.com/legal/terms-of-service, Last Updated 25 November 2025), and the help centre carries a separate 'Prohibited Countries' article referenced from https://support.meow.com/articles/8173743656-what-countries-does-meow-support. That is the ordinary US-sanctions carve-out every US financial ToS carries and applies everywhere; it is recorded, not treated as a market restriction. Meow's own help centre contradicts the '180+ countries' reading (read 17 August 2026 on https://support.meow.com/articles/6274558439-why-was-my-account-application-denied: 'Geographic Restrictions Non-US residents: Meow cannot approve accounts for non-US residents, even if they own a US LLC' and 'Unsupported countries: Applications from certain countries (including Morocco, Botswana, Taiwan, and others) cannot be processed'. So the marketing claim of 180+ country eligibility sits directly against a published rule that non-US residents cannot be approved at all. A separate 35-country prohibited list is at https://support.meow.com/articles/8263289629-prohibited-countries. The 'Prohibited Countries' article is .../8263289629-prohibited-countries; .../8173743656-what-countries-does-meow-support is the supported-countries article.
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