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Local methods in · USDT out

Collect on the methods your customers already use.

In much of Asia people do not pay with a card at all. They pay from a wallet, a bank app or a QR code. In the United States, Canada, Australia, Singapore and Italy they expect cards and an instant bank rail. We connect your checkout to whichever it is, and settle your balance in USDT.

15Markets documented
117Methods mapped
USDTOne settlement currency
Coverage

Market by market.

Each market has its own rails, its own regulator and its own rules about money leaving the country. We document all three rather than printing a flag.

All 15 markets in detail

What we do

Four jobs, one balance.

Collection, payouts, settlement and the record of both. One place to look when a number does not match.

Collection

Take the payment on the wallet or bank app your customer already has open, in their own currency, with your order id attached.

Payouts

Money out to a destination a person checked first, because a payment sent to the wrong address cannot be recalled.

USDT settlement

Hold and withdraw in dollars instead of opening and maintaining a bank relationship in every market you sell into.

Dashboard and ledger

Every credit and debit written once, in order, filterable and exportable to CSV.

How it works

Four steps, and the first is a message.

01

Tell us the shape of it

Your country, the methods you need, roughly what you move each month. You get a straight answer on whether we can help.

02

Get verified

Company and identity documents through a private link. We review them and open your account.

03

Take payments

Your customer pays on their own wallet or bank app. The rail confirms, and your balance is credited carrying your order id.

04

Withdraw in USDT

Request a payout. A person checks the destination against an account you already registered, then it is sent.

Tell us what you need to collect, and where.

Send three things: the country, the methods you need, and roughly what you move each month. You get a straight answer, including if the answer is no.

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