MiCA-authorized stablecoin infrastructure
Due helps fintechs, neobanks, and exchanges convert between stablecoins and fiat across Europe. Authorized by Spain's CNMV and passported across 30 EEA markets.
Trusted by forward-thinking brands
Allow money movement across 80+ markets easily and efficiently with our Stablecoin Payments API. Link bank transfers, mobile money, and digital wallets, instantly settle in stablecoins or preferred fiat currency and provide your customers with low-cost, borderless transfers.


- Covered
Exchange of crypto-assets for funds: Convert between stablecoins and euros for deposits, payouts, and settlement.
- Covered
Exchange of crypto-assets for other crypto-assets: swap between USDC and EURC.
- Outside our scope
Custody, transfers, and trading-platform operation remain your own responsibility.
Who we serve
Adding or keeping stablecoin features means the conversion behind them has to be authorized. If your current provider didn't clear MiCA, the exposure is yours until you replace them. Due's conversion runs under a CASP authorization your compliance team can cite, and moving over doesn't mean rebuilding your product.
Stablecoin settlement cuts cost and time on cross-border flows, as long as the conversion behind it is authorized. Due handles that leg under MiCA, published on the register your partners and auditors already check.
Banking access and conversion are where EU operations stall. Due provides stablecoin conversion under CASP authorization, with EUR rails through our banking partners. Your platform's own licensing remains a separate requirement.
Migrate without rebuilding
Move your deposit, payout, and conversion flows from an unauthorized or unsuitable provider to Due through one API. Replace the regulated infrastructure underneath your product while keeping the customer-facing experience intact.
Easy compliance review
Due’s entity, regulator, authorized services, and EEA passporting are publicly verifiable. We also provide the scope and vendor documentation your compliance team needs to evaluate the integration.
One stack for Europe and beyond
Use Due for authorized European conversion while retaining access to the same broader infrastructure across 80+ markets. Expanding into the EEA does not require building a separate Europe-only stack.
Local fiat access built in
Issue local account details in EUR, GBP, USD, BRL, MXN, and more. Connect deposits and payouts to the same authorized conversion stack, without adding another banking provider.
Non-custodial control
Keep control of assets and private keys while Due handles the infrastructure and settlement layer. Use your own wallet stack or Due’s embedded wallet infrastructure.
- 01Verify our authorizationConfirm Due Network S.L., its regulator, permitted services, and EEA coverage in the ESMA register.
- 02Review scope with your compliance teamWe walk your compliance team through the authorization scope, passporting, and the boundary between our services and your obligations, and provide documentation for your vendor file.
- 03IntegrateConnect your existing deposit, payout, and conversion flows to Due through one API. Replace the infrastructure underneath your product while keeping the customer-facing experience intact.



SECU-RITY
IS EVERYTHING
Migrate your European flows to authorized infrastructure
Review Due's authorization and scope with your compliance team, complete onboarding, and move your conversion flows without rebuilding the rest of your product.
Due provides the evidence, documentation, and support needed to evaluate the migration.

FAQ
Due Network S.L. is authorized and supervised by the CNMV, Spain's securities market regulator, as a crypto-asset service provider under MiCA.
Exchange of crypto-assets for funds, and exchange of crypto-assets for other crypto-assets.
Due's two authorized exchange services are passported across 30 EEA markets through its CNMV authorization.
Due operates through a group of regulated and registered entities across multiple jurisdictions.
United Kingdom
Due Ltd is a technology services provider registered in England and Wales (company number 14369984), with a registered address at 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ.
Europe
Due Network, S.L. is incorporated under Spanish law (CIF B-16407272) and is authorised as a Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP) by Spain's National Securities Market Commission (CNMV). Due Network is registered in the ESMA register of CASPs. Its registered office is at Paseo de la Castellana 257, Torre sur, floor 1, 28046 Madrid, Spain.
United States
Due Technologies Inc. is a technology services provider registered in the State of Delaware, with a business address at 11111B S Governors Ave #39575, Dover, DE 19904.
Canada
Due Payments Inc. (registration number 1000864948) is incorporated in Ontario and regulated by the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC) as a Money Services Business (MSB registration number: C100000185).
South Africa
Due South Africa (Pty) Ltd is a private company incorporated under the Companies Act, 2008 (registration number 2024/819944/07), with its registered office at 7 Waterfront Road, Tyger Quays, Cape Town, Western Cape, 7530.
Brazil
Due Tecnologia Brasil Ltda. is a private limited liability company registered under Brazilian law (CNPJ/ME No. 58.138.976/0001-05), with its registered office at Avenida Paulista 1636, sala 1504, 01310-200, São Paulo, SP.
Argentina
Due Network Argentina S.R.L. is a private limited liability company registered in Argentina (company registration number 2024182), with its registered address at Tucuman 1, piso 4, CP1049, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires.
No. Due's authorization covers only the two exchange services listed in the public registers. Your platform remains responsible for the regulated activities it performs and for its own legal and compliance obligations.