You top up the nominal account
From your company’s current account. Or you accept payments from customers — by card, SBP, or payment link. Accounting is maintained separately for your business.
Funds arrive in the nominal account, pass checks, and are sent to the recipient. KVELL’s commission is charged transactionally — without end-of-month invoices.
From your company’s current account. Or you accept payments from customers — by card, SBP, or payment link. Accounting is maintained separately for your business.
Card ownership, AML and sanctions lists, and optionally SMEV checks and other reference data. All before the payout is made.
To a card, via SBP, or by bank details. One by one, by registry, or via bulk upload. Contracts and acts, if needed, are generated in EDI.
KVELL’s remuneration is debited without acceptance at the moment of payout. Your remaining balance goes to your current account. A monthly act is generated in the dashboard.
Under the Tax Code of the Russian Federation, the tax agent is the source of income payment (Arts. 24, 226). The nominal account holder under Art. 860.1 of the Civil Code does not become such a source — it only carries out operations on behalf of the Beneficiary. Tax obligations are distributed between you and the recipient depending on the recipient’s status.
Tax payment is the recipient’s responsibility. You provide correct payout data. The platform confirms the recipient’s active status before the transaction.
The sole proprietor keeps their own records and pays taxes under their tax regime. You provide the correct recipient details.
Civil-law contract fees, salary and vacation pay, bonuses, one-off payouts, cashback, rewards, prizes, compensation. Personal income tax and insurance contributions, where applicable, are your responsibility as the source of income payment.
KVELL does not calculate, withhold, or remit personal income tax or insurance contributions on the Beneficiary’s payouts. This follows directly from Art. 860.1 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation (status of the nominal account holder) and Arts. 24, 226 of the Tax Code (tax agent obligations arise only for the source of income payment).
No separate integrations with the gateway, EDI, or verification systems. Everything is in one connection.
MIR, Visa, Mastercard cards, SBP, payment links, recurring payments. Payouts to card, via SBP, or by bank details — individually or in bulk by registry.
Contracts, acts, and consents with simple electronic signature from a phone. Registry exports in XLS, CSV, TXT — on schedule or on request. 1C integration.
Card ownership by the recipient, AML and sanctions lists, and optionally SMEV methods. Reduced fraud and operational risks before transfer.
PCI DSS 3.2.1 Level 1, data encryption, transaction signing, role-based access. Compliance with 115-FZ and 152-FZ. Skolkovo resident — remuneration is VAT-exempt.
