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Bankr Club

What is Bankr Club?​

Bankr requires either a Bankr Club subscription or Max Mode (LLM credits) to use. There is no free tier.

Bankr Club ($20/mo or $198/yr) gives you 1,000 messages/day and access to all features. Pay with USDC (default), BNKR, ETH, or any Base ERC-20 from your wallet — non-USDC/BNKR tokens are swapped to USDC at checkout (≤ 5% slippage). Max Mode gives you 100 messages/day and charges per request from your LLM credit balance.

To subscribe: ask Bankr Subscribe to Bankr Club and it will walk you through payment.

I own a Bankr Club NFT — does that give me Club access?​

No. The original Bankr Club NFTs were commemorative tokens given to the first 1,000 subscribers — they are not the membership itself.

Holding the NFT does not grant Club benefits. If you bought the NFT on a secondary market (e.g. OpenSea), you received the collectible NFT but not the underlying subscription.

To get membership, subscribe directly through Bankr.

I purchased the Bankr Club NFT but I don't have membership — why?​

The NFT is a commemorative collectible, not the membership. Membership is tied to an active Bankr Club subscription, not NFT ownership.

If you already subscribed and still don't have access:

  1. Make sure you're logged into the same wallet/account that completed the payment
  2. Try asking Bankr: What is my Club status?
  3. If still not showing, open a support ticket with your transaction hash and wallet address

I was deploying tokens and now I can't use Bankr — why?​

Bankr has automated protections to detect and block spam behavior.

If you've been deploying tokens at high volume in a short period, you may have triggered spam detection — which can result in temporary or permanent account restrictions.

Limits:

  • Standard accounts: up to 50 tokens per day
  • Bankr Club members: up to 100 tokens per day

Repeatedly hitting these limits or bot-like behavior can flag your account. If you believe your account was restricted unfairly, open a support ticket explaining your use case. Legitimate high-volume use (e.g. building a product that deploys tokens programmatically) may be accommodated.