Payments built for luxury car dealers.
Selling exotic and luxury vehicles means accepting large payments and settling quickly. TapCash Pro lets dealers take high-value deposits and full payments, pay sellers and auction partners, and source inventory across borders.
What TapCash Pro handles for luxury car dealers.
How it works in practice.
Accept deposits and full payments
Take high-value deposits and vehicle payments without chargeback exposure.
Pay sellers and auction partners
Settle with private sellers, wholesalers, and auction houses fast.
Cross-border sourcing
Source and pay for inventory internationally with wholesale vendor pay.
Wholesale & cross-border vendor pay, built in.
TapCash Pro is built for wholesale and bulk supplier payments — including cross-border vendor pay. Pay overseas suppliers, run batch payouts to many vendors at once, and schedule recurring payments to ongoing partners, all from a single business wallet with organization roles, delegated access, and full reconciliation. Destination availability and limits vary by country and verification level.
Questions, answered.
Can luxury car dealers accept high-ticket payments on TapCash?
Yes. TapCash Pro supports high-value account-to-account transfers, so dealers can accept large deposits and full vehicle payments and settle with sellers without card chargebacks. Limits depend on verification.
Does TapCash support cross-border inventory sourcing?
Yes. TapCash Pro supports cross-border and wholesale vendor payments for sourcing inventory internationally. Availability varies by destination.
Compliance & eligibility
TapCash works with luxury and exotic car dealers through a compliance-first onboarding process. Money transmission is provided by Fire Markets LLC, a FinCEN-registered Money Services Business (MSB) with state money transmitter licenses pending where required. Eligibility, limits, and availability depend on your business, jurisdiction, and verification (KYC/AML).
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