Pay Nansen with Crypto

Nansen Pro is priced at $69 monthly or $49 per month on annual billing. Because Nansen's native crypto option is tied to annual checkout, SolCard is especially practical when you want the monthly plan without giving up crypto-funded spending.

Nansen's payment page lets annual subscribers click 'Pay with Cryptocurrency' through Coinbase, with BTC, ETH, USDC, DAI, and pUSDC supported. That gives you a documented direct-crypto alternative for yearly commitments.

Nansen's API docs say Pro includes 1,000 one-time starter credits and extra credit blocks can be bought whenever usage runs low. Those purchased credits expire after 1 year, so SolCard can be useful for deliberate top-ups instead of open-ended spend.

Nansen CLI can be used without a subscription through x402, with per-call USDC pricing instead of a full plan. That makes SolCard more relevant for the Pro subscription and standard billing flows than for every Nansen use case.

Nansen says it does not store credit or debit card details itself. Recurring payment methods are managed through Stripe, which matters if you want to attach SolCard for monthly renewals or later credit purchases.

Card subscriptions keep renewing until you cancel before the next billing date, but annual plans paid with crypto do not auto-renew. Nansen's help center also says subscriptions are generally non-refundable, so billing cadence matters before you pay.