Keep the amount and conditions together

The proposed programme would need to describe the supported asset quantity, intended fiat outcome, relevant charges and any quote conditions. Use the actual quote and conditions supplied by the provider. The customer should understand whether a figure is illustrative or part of an actual confirmed offer.

Connect pricing to the next stage

Any subsequent bank movement would have its own applicable conditions. A conversion illustration should not be presented as a guarantee of the final amount available at every destination or a promise that all stages complete within the same window.

Imagine this

Hypothetical worked scene

In a hypothetical future comparison, a customer would review the confirmed conversion offer and the terms for the subsequent bank movement. The decision would use that complete explanation, not a fictional rate in a marketing visual. The example keeps the roadmap engaging while leaving actual economics to the partner programme.

Make it practical.

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