Accept local payments, settle in USDT
Your customers pay in rupees, reais, takas or shillings. You receive one balance in USDT — no local bank accounts, no slow international wires, no juggling of 23 currencies.
Why USDT for settlement
Collecting in many local currencies creates a treasury problem: separate accounts, conversion losses and international wires that take days. USDT gives a single digital dollar balance that moves 24/7, so the same accounting works whether your customers paid with UPI, Pix or M-Pesa.
How settlement works
Customers pay in local currency on local rails. Collections are credited to your balance and settled in USDT on the schedule agreed at onboarding; larger merchants can settle more often. Payouts to customers are funded from the same balance.
Who it's for
Online businesses operating across several emerging markets, companies without bank accounts in every country, and teams that want one clean ledger instead of a patchwork of local accounts.
One integration, every local rail
P2P processing moves a business's deposits and withdrawals through local payment methods and private accounts instead of a classic acquiring bank. Here is the path every payment takes.
Questions and answers
Local currencies of all 23 covered countries — INR, BDT, PKR, BRL, MXN, IDR, PHP, KES, NGN, KZT and more.
On a schedule agreed at onboarding; larger merchants can settle more often.
No. You collect through local methods and receive one USDT settlement — no local bank accounts needed.
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