Pricing
One fee. Taken from the yield, not from you.
Knurla costs 0.15% a year, accrued daily and netted from the interest your bills earn. The rate on your dashboard is always after the fee.
Fee
0.15% a year, accrued daily
Net yield today
4.21% APY after fees
Minimum
None
Lockup
None. Same-day withdrawals
01 — The plan
Everything is included.
There is only one plan.
No tiers, no add-ons and no sales call to unlock a feature. Every account gets the same custody, controls and reporting.
01
Custody in your name
Bills held at a qualified custodian in a segregated account titled to your company.
Included
02
Same-day liquidity
Withdraw before 2pm Eastern and the cash lands that afternoon, every business day.
Included
03
Controls
Roles, dual approvals by amount, verified destinations and a signed audit log.
Included
04
Reporting
Daily statements, CUSIP-level holdings, monthly income statements and your 1099-INT.
Included
05
Accounting sync
Balances and interest post automatically to your accounting platform every morning.
Included
06
A real treasury team
Named contacts who answer the phone on weekdays from 8am to 7pm Eastern.
Included
04 — Never charged
Things other accounts
charge you for.
Most of the cost of keeping cash somewhere is hidden in small fees. We do not charge any of them.
Wire and ACH transfers
Custody or safekeeping
Account minimums or inactivity
Early withdrawal or redemption
05 — Pricing questions
How the fee
actually works.
One number, explained three ways. If anything here is unclear, it is our fault, not yours.
07
How much does Knurla cost?
One flat fee of 0.15 percent a year, taken daily from the yield. The rate we show is always after the fee. There are no transfer, custody or minimum balance charges.
08
Are there minimums or lockups?
No minimum balance and no lockups. Most clients start with at least $250,000 because that is where the interest starts to matter.
09
How is interest taxed?
Interest on Treasury bills is subject to federal income tax but exempt from state and local income tax. You receive a 1099-INT each January and a monthly income statement.