USDC
A US dollar stablecoin.
Stablecoin
Early accessGive clients a deposit address on Ethereum, Solana, Polygon or Tron. Each payment is converted and lands in your USD balance, ready to hold, convert or pay out.
Stablecoin isn't a bank deposit and isn't insured. Blockchain transfers can't be reversed.
Vezmo is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking, stablecoin and card services are provided by regulated partners & Banks.
Coins and networks
Take the two most-used dollar stablecoins, on the networks clients send from most.
A US dollar stablecoin.
A US dollar stablecoin.
How it works
After it lands
A stablecoin payment becomes part of your USD balance, so you can spend it, convert it or pay it out with the rest of your money. No crypto to look after.
Client payments by ACH, wire and stablecoin, side by side.
Pay out in 150+ currencies, or send USDC or USDT to a saved wallet.
Before you start
Stablecoin is useful for getting paid across borders, and it has risks that bank transfers don’t. Here they are, plainly.
Stablecoin isn't money issued by a government and isn't covered by the FDIC or any other scheme.
A blockchain transfer is final. Sent to the wrong address or network, it may be lost for good.
If a stablecoin loses its peg, you may receive less than you expect.
Use it for business payments only. We don't give investment, legal or tax advice.
Works across Vezmo
USD, EUR and AED account details for clients who pay by bank transfer.
Pay suppliers and contractors abroad from the same USD balance.
Clients who pay in stablecoin, and a USD balance you can move home.
Guides
A client pays your business in USDC or USDT on Ethereum, Polygon, Solana or Tron, to the deposit address for that network. When it arrives, it's converted and credited to your USD balance, where you can hold it, convert it or pay it out like the rest of your money. You can also send USDC or USDT to wallets you've saved.
No. A stablecoin is a crypto-asset whose issuer aims to keep its value at one US dollar. It isn't money issued by a government, isn't a bank deposit, and isn't covered by the FDIC or any other insurance or compensation scheme. A stablecoin can lose its link to the dollar.
Stablecoin Terms and Risk DisclosureNo. You receive to a Vezmo deposit address and the payment is credited to your USD balance. Your balance holds US dollars, not stablecoin, so there are no wallet keys for you to manage.
USDC on Ethereum, Solana and Polygon, and USDT on Ethereum, Solana, Polygon and Tron. Send only the coin and network an address is for: stablecoin sent on the wrong network or in an unsupported token may be lost for good.
Yes. Send USDC or USDT to a wallet you've saved. Transfers of $1,000 or more carry the sender's and recipient's details.
No. Use stablecoin on Vezmo for business payments only, not to invest or trade. We don't give investment, legal or tax advice.
One platform, worldwide
Payments today; accounts, cards, stablecoin and worldwide payouts in early access. One platform for your business.