- Off-ramp — stablecoin in, AUD out.
- On-ramp — AUD in, stablecoin out.
Two product modes
Direct payment routes
Create reusable funding instructions under a verified customer. Each funding event prices at the
live rate and automatically creates a transfer.
Treasury
Prefund an isolated tenant account, make AUD payouts, convert AUD/stablecoin, and withdraw
stable balances with explicit fees and statuses.
Two surfaces, one API
REST API
Build server-to-server workflows with tenant-bound keys, idempotent writes, and signed webhooks.
Console
Operate the same resources through an institutional interface without writing code.
Core concepts
- Tenant account — the isolation boundary for users, API keys, webhooks, configuration, money, and reporting. Accounts with different commercial terms use separate logins and their balances do not net.
- Customer — an end user onboarded for direct payment routes. Verification unlocks the customer’s entitlements.
- Payment route — reusable customer funding instructions. Funding the route automatically creates a direct-route transfer.
- Transfer — one conversion created from a route funding event, with its own lifecycle and linked settlement references.
- Treasury wallet — the AUD and stablecoin balances owned by one tenant account. It exposes available, reserved, and pending money.
- Beneficiary — a saved individual or business recipient for AUD payouts.
- Conversion quote — an exact, short-lived Treasury price. Accepting it reserves the source debit; destination funds become available only after physical post-trade settlement.
- Stablecoin destination — a saved, validated asset/network/address combination used by Treasury withdrawals.
Environment safety
Next steps
Quickstart
Authenticate and make your first direct-route or Treasury request.
Treasury guide
Understand balances and complete each prefunded PSP workflow.
Authentication
Choose key types and isolate credentials per tenant account.
API reference
Read the purpose, money effect, statuses, and retry rules for every endpoint.

