Give each customer local account details, from IBANs to CLABEs and PIX keys, plus USD accounts over SWIFT. Payments match automatically and settle to the wallet or bank account you set. One-off pay-ins work in 14 currencies.
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Onboard the account holder
Verify the business or person through the API or Due’s hosted flow. Some account types, such as named EUR accounts, need an extra approval first.
Create the virtual account
Choose what comes in and where it settles: a wallet or a bank account, in stablecoins or fiat. Due returns the details to show your customer.
Your customer pays locally
A normal transfer over SEPA, ACH, SPEI, PIX or the local rail. Due matches it to the account, with no reference work on your side.
Funds settle where you set
Converted and delivered to the destination on the account. Your system is notified at every status change.
Named in and out
USD, EUR, GBP, AED and CHF accounts come with details in your customer’s name. AED, CHF, EUR and USD accounts also pay out in their name.
Earn on every deposit
Add your own fee to each deposit. Example: with a 0.5% fee, a 10,000 EUR deposit earns you 50 EUR.
Stablecoin virtual accounts
Open a USDC address on Solana that settles to a fiat bank account, or a USDT address on Tron that settles USDC on Arbitrum.
Settle in another currency
Collect in one currency and settle in another, or in stablecoins, set once when you create the account.
SWIFT accounts for business
USD accounts over SWIFT take international payments, for import and export platforms.
Micro-deposit checks
Confirm a depositor’s micro-deposits before you accept larger payments.
Frequently Asked Questions
A virtual account is a set of local bank details, such as an IBAN or a US account and routing number, assigned to one customer. Payments sent to it are routed to that customer, so each one is identified without manual matching.
A virtual IBAN is an IBAN issued for receiving payments that points to an underlying account. IBANs are used for euro payments over SEPA and on other rails too, such as UK, UAE and Swiss bank transfers and SWIFT. It gives each customer their own IBAN without opening a separate bank account for each.
AED, AUD, BRL, CHF, COP, EUR, GBP, MXN, NGN, USD over ACH, Wire and FedNow, and USD over SWIFT. ARS, PEN, SGD, CAD, KES, GHS, IDR, VND, EGP, HKD, SEK and CZK are coming soon.
USD, EUR, GBP, AED and CHF accounts have details in your customer’s name; named EUR details need an extra approval, covered in the docs. AUD details are Due-named. BRL, COP, MXN and NGN accounts use a QR code or key, a CLABE or a NUBAN. Payouts from AED, CHF, EUR and USD accounts also go out in your customer’s name.
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.
Yes. Create a one-off pay-in and your customer gets payment details and a reference code for that single payment. It works in 14 currencies, including mobile money in Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Sierra Leone and the XOF region, and settles in stablecoins or, where the route supports it, in fiat.


