School pride in
every purchase

A card program for the whole campus community: students, families, athletes, Greek life, clubs, alumni and fans. The purchases they already make send recurring support back to the school.

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The pitch

One card.
The whole campus.

Schools look for new revenue that doesn't ask more of donors. Families already send money to students. Athletes now receive payments directly from schools. A university card connects all three.

  • Recurring revenue from everyday purchases
  • A faster rail for approved student funds and athlete payouts
  • Budgets for chapters and clubs without reimbursement paperwork
  • A premium metal card for the school's top supporters
Campus life

Where the card
shows up

A school card earns its place by being useful in every corner of campus. Keep scrolling: each scene lands on the last.

Campus photography is illustrative. No school's marks are shown; each program is designed with the school's licensed brand.

The building blocks

Six pieces.
Your mix.

Card

School-branded card

Virtual on day one, a plastic card for everyday carry, and MYNT metal by invitation, all in the school's licensed marks.

Revenue

A share of every purchase

Eligible card spending returns a share to the school every month, with transparent reporting.

Disburse

A payout rail

Eligible scholarships, meal and book funds, athlete revenue sharing and approved NIL payments, at the student's choice.

Organize

Chapter and club accounts

Accounts with officer cards, spending limits and receipts for fraternities, sororities and registered student organizations.

Family

Family funding

Parents and relatives carry their own card and send money to their student instantly.

Community

Alumni and booster tiers

Alumni association and game-day enrollment, with a premium metal tier for selected supporters.

College basketball player checking a phone in an arena tunnel
Why now

Campus money
has changed

Athletes are paid directly. Families keep students afloat. Donor bases are shrinking. A school card meets all three.

$20.5M

Per-school cap on direct athlete revenue sharing in 2025–26, after the House v. NCAA settlement.

47%

of adults aged 18 to 29 got help from outside their household paying an expense in 2025. Federal Reserve.

−3.6%

Donor counts in 2025, even as dollars grew. Fundraising Effectiveness Project.

How a school launches

From first meeting
to the whole community

  1. 01

    Approve and structure

    Program terms, brand licensing, financial aid, athletics and student-life review.

  2. 02

    Pilot

    A residence hall, a set of chapters or approved athletes go live first, with their families.

  3. 03

    Campus launch

    Activation at orientation and move-in; chapter and club accounts at the organization fair.

  4. 04

    Community

    Alumni, boosters and fans, plus the premium metal card for selected supporters.

Alumni tailgating under red tents before a game
For partner schools

See the numbers
for your campus

Partner schools get the full program model: revenue by audience, fee and share options, a first-year view and a launch checklist sized to your enrollment and alumni base.

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Talk about
your school

Universities, athletic departments, student governments, Greek councils and alumni associations: tell us about your community and we'll show you what a program could look like.