Get a virtual EUR or USD account in your name. Every fiat payment lands as USDC in your wallet.
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4,280.00A virtual account receives the payment. Fiat/Swaps converts it. USDC lands in your wallet.
A real, named account. EUR via SEPA (IBAN). USD via wire and ACH. You drop it into any platform, sponsor agreement, marketplace, or invoice, the same place bank details go today.
When a payment arrives, it converts to USDC at a rate posted before the swap runs. One fee. One record on each side. There's no exchange tab to open and no trade to approve.
USDC settles to the wallet you configured. We never custody it. Once it leaves the rail, it sits under your keys, independent of anything that happens to us.
You get bank details in your own name: a SEPA IBAN for EUR and wire or ACH details for USD. Use them on platforms, invoices, marketplaces, or sponsor agreements.
When a payment arrives, it is converted into USDC at the shown rate. There is no exchange account to open, no manual trade to place, and no withdrawal step after.
The converted USDC is sent to the wallet address you choose. We route the payment to you; we do not keep a balance or custody the funds for you.
Set how much each recipient should receive. One incoming payment can pay several wallets in USDC, with a separate record for each split.
Each payment creates a simple line item with the sender, fiat amount, rate, fee, USDC amount, and transaction hash. Export the records when you need reconciliation.
We verify who is receiving money and where it comes from, so creator payouts, invoices, agency income, and marketplace payments can be approved without guesswork.
A single all-in fee per incoming payment.
No hidden spreads · No wire fees · No withdrawal fees
A real virtual bank account on regulated European infrastructure. EUR comes with a SEPA IBAN. USD comes with an account number, routing number, and wire details. If a bank account works as a payout destination, this does too.
Yes. EUR rails settle through CSSF-supervised European banking infrastructure. The on-ramp swap runs through a licensed VASP under European frameworks. Same regulatory chain as your current bank, designed around the rail rather than around retail banking.
An exchange is a manual stack. Transfer fiat in, place a trade, pay the spread, request a withdrawal, pay a network fee, wait. The rail collapses all of that into one event: a payment arrives, USDC lands in your wallet, one fee posted before it runs. You don't open the exchange tab, because there isn't one to open.
Your virtual account sits on a regulated European bank, not on our balance sheet. Your USDC sits in your own wallet, under your keys. If anything ever changes on our end, you get advance notice and a way to keep operating without us.
Yes. You can off-ramp back to fiat when you need euros or dollars for rent, payroll, taxes, or expenses, and withdraw to a regular bank account.
No. Solo operators sign up with personal ID. Teams and agencies sign up with company documents. You can start solo and add the company later.
Setup is fast. Within five minutes of signing up you finish a simple KYC, your virtual account goes live, and you can start receiving USDC. No batching queue, no manual review.