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# Fees & Limits

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This section describes the fees and spending limits applied to Linora virtual cards.\
Fees and limits may vary depending on the selected card type.

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### Linora Standard

Linora Standard cards follow a prepaid model with a one-time issuance fee.

#### Fees

| Fee type             | Description                                     |
| -------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| Card issuance fee    | Percentage-based fee applied to the card amount |
| Minimum issuance fee | $5                                              |
| Maximum issuance fee | $500                                            |
| Top-up fee           | Not supported                                   |

Linora Standard cards cannot be topped up.\
Once the available balance is fully spent, the card becomes inactive.

The initial card balance is not a fee and remains fully usable for payments after issuance.

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### Spending Limits

Spending limits help protect users and ensure a safe payment environment.

| Limit type          | Amount |
| ------------------- | ------ |
| Minimum card amount | $5     |
| Maximum card amount | $500   |

Exact limits are displayed during the card creation process.

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### Important Notes

* Fees and limits may be updated over time
* Any changes will be communicated through the Linora dashboard
* Always review fees and limits before confirming card issuance

This transparent fee and limit structure allows users to plan spending confidently and use Linora cards with clarity and control.


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