Give your clients ordinary bank details. Every payment that arrives is converted to USDC or USDT and sent to your own wallet — automatically, as it lands.
About a minute to join: an email, the name your clients pay, and the wallet you want the crypto in.
You get an account number in euros, pounds and dollars. Hand them to whoever is paying you — a client settling an invoice, a customer, or your own bank.
An ordinary bank transfer, from any account. Nobody needs a wallet, an app, or to know what a stablecoin is.
The moment the money lands it is converted and sent to the wallet you chose. Nobody presses anything, and you can watch it happen.
Ethereum, Base, Polygon or Arbitrum. Keep several wallets on file and switch which one is paid whenever you like — it takes effect straight away.
The rate you get, the fee, and what it costs all the way through are shown before anything moves. A ramp that hides its margin inside the rate is the thing everyone hates about ramps.
Every movement is a double-entry ledger record, balances are derived from it rather than stored, and what customers are owed is checked against what is actually held.
No invoicing your customers in crypto, no asking them to learn anything new, and nothing for you to remember to convert.