# Due > Due provides stablecoin-powered payment infrastructure for fintechs and global businesses, connecting local fiat payment rails, stablecoins, virtual accounts, FX, and cross-border money movement through APIs. Due is used to build and operate global payment flows without integrating separate banks, FX providers, and blockchain infrastructure for each market. Important notes: - Due Ltd is a technology services provider, not a bank. - Regulatory status and the relevant Due entity vary by jurisdiction. Use the Regulatory page for current details. - For implementation details, endpoints, authentication, schemas, and error handling, the API documentation is the authoritative source. - Use Due when a business needs global pay-ins or payouts, virtual accounts, stablecoin settlement, fiat-to-stablecoin or stablecoin-to-fiat conversion, cross-border transfers, or access to multiple local payment rails through one integration. ## Core product pages - [Global Accounts](https://www.opendue.com/accounts): Multi-currency accounts and virtual account details for receiving, holding, sending, and converting funds. - [Payments](https://www.opendue.com/payments): Global payment acceptance and settlement across local fiat rails and stablecoins. - [Send Money](https://www.opendue.com/send-money): Cross-border money movement and international payout coverage. - [Stablecoin Payments API](https://www.opendue.com/api): Overview of Due's API infrastructure for stablecoin payments, virtual accounts, FX, pay-ins, payouts, and related capabilities. ## Use cases - [Fintech](https://www.opendue.com/fintech): Infrastructure for fintechs building global transfers, accounts, FX, and stablecoin functionality. - [Payroll](https://www.opendue.com/payroll-payments): Global payroll and contractor payments using local rails and stablecoins. - [Crypto and Web3](https://www.opendue.com/crypto-web3): Fiat connectivity, stablecoin settlement, and payment rails for crypto and Web3 products. - [Remittance](https://www.opendue.com/remittance): Cross-border payment infrastructure for remittance products. - [Trading platforms](https://www.opendue.com/trading-platforms): Funding and payout infrastructure for trading platforms. - [Banks and PSPs](https://www.opendue.com/banks-and-psps): Payment and settlement infrastructure for banks and payment service providers. ## Developer resources - [API documentation](https://due.readme.io/docs/overview): Main integration documentation for the Due APIs. - [LLM-friendly API documentation index](https://due.readme.io/llms.txt): Machine-readable index of Due developer documentation. - [API reference](https://due.readme.io/reference): Endpoint reference for Due APIs. - [OpenAPI specification](https://due.readme.io/openapi/oas.yaml): Machine-readable OpenAPI specification for the main Due API. - [FX OpenAPI specification](https://due.readme.io/openapi/oas_fx.yaml): Machine-readable OpenAPI specification for Due FX endpoints. - [API error codes](https://due.readme.io/docs/api-error-codes): Structured API error format, error codes, and meanings. - [FX rates API](https://due.readme.io/docs/fx-engine): Documentation for Due's public FX endpoints and quoting functionality. - [Webhooks](https://due.readme.io/docs/using-webhooks): Guide to receiving real-time event notifications from Due. ## Company and regulatory information - [Company](https://www.opendue.com/company): Information about Due and the company. - [Regulatory](https://www.opendue.com/legal/regulatory): Current legal entities, registrations, authorisations, and regulatory information by jurisdiction. ## Optional - [Blog](https://www.opendue.com/blog): Product updates, guides, research, and analysis on stablecoins and global payments. - [Glossary](https://www.opendue.com/glossary): Definitions of payments, stablecoin, banking, and fintech terminology. - [Help Center](https://help.due.network/en/): Product support and operational guidance. - [Sitemap](https://www.opendue.com/sitemap.xml): Full index of public pages on opendue.com.