An on-ramp turns fiat into stablecoins. An off-ramp turns stablecoins back into fiat. A swap moves value between 4 stablecoins across 12 networks. Due does all three through one API.
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Start with a quote
Every conversion starts with a quote: the fees on each side, the rate and the markup, before you commit.
On-ramp: fiat in, stablecoins out
Your customer pays by bank transfer, mobile money or QR in any of 16 currencies, and stablecoins land in the wallet you set. Two ways in: a one-off transfer, paid once using the bank details and reference code it returns, or a virtual account your customer keeps and pays into again and again.
Swap across stablecoins and chains
Move between USDC, USDT, EURC and BRLA across 12 networks, changing the stablecoin, the chain or both in one transfer. On-chain delivery is free, including across chains.
Off-ramp: stablecoins in, fiat out
Fund with stablecoins from your wallet, and the payout goes out on local rails in 80+ countries, or over SWIFT.
Stablecoin swaps
4 stablecoins across 12 networks. Change the stablecoin, the chain or both in one transfer.
No fee on-chain
On-chain payouts are free, including moves across chains. Due charges no network or withdrawal fee.
Public rates
Live and historical rates without an API key, from 1-minute to daily intervals.
Markup you can see
Each quote returns the FX markup in basis points, separate from fees.
Off-ramp without signing
Fund an off-ramp by sending one transfer to a funding address, with no signing integration.
On-ramp in local currencies
Take bank transfers, mobile money and QR payments in 16 currencies.
Frequently Asked Questions
A fiat on-ramp converts government-issued money such as US dollars or euros into a cryptocurrency, usually a stablecoin. With Due, the customer sends a local payment and receives stablecoins in their wallet.
An off-ramp converts crypto, usually stablecoins, back into fiat and pays it to a bank account, mobile money or e-wallet.
A swap converts one stablecoin into another, moves it to another network, or both, in a single transfer. Due swaps between USDC, USDT, EURC and BRLA across 12 networks, and on-chain delivery is free.
An on-ramp is a single conversion: you create the transfer, and your customer gets one-time bank details with a reference code for that payment. A virtual account gives your customer their own standing details, such as an IBAN, CLABE or PIX key, that they can pay into again and again. Each deposit is matched to them and settled as you set, in stablecoins or in fiat. A virtual account that settles in stablecoins is an on-ramp that stays open.
USDC, USDT, EURC and BRLA across 12 networks; the table shows which token runs on which network. USDG, PYUSD, OUSD and USDR are coming soon. USDT is not available to clients in the EU.


