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Settlements move part or all of an Operating Account balance to a pre-defined external bank account or linked wallet, automatically or on demand. Use them to sweep available fiat or crypto balances for recurring treasury operations.
Settlements are available only in the 2023-01-01 API.

Fiat settlement

Settle to a pre-defined bank account in EUR, GBP, or USD.

Stablecoin settlement

Settle fiat to stablecoins in one payment flow, on demand or on a schedule.

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How it works

1

Configure your settlement destination

Set your destination bank account for settlements in the Accounts tab per account under Settlement preferences.
To enable stablecoin settlements, contact your account manager.
2

Choose settlement frequency and amount

  • Automatic: settle daily, weekly, or monthly.
  • Manual: trigger a settlement anytime from the Dashboard or API.
  • Amount: minimum amounts apply to stablecoin settlements.
3

Set a minimum balance (optional)

Retain a buffer for refunds or payouts. Only the amount above this threshold is settled. Edit minimum balances in the Accounts tab per account under Settlement preferences.
4

Track settlements

Settlement movements appear in your transaction reports for reconciliation.

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Supported currencies and chains

  • Fiat: EUR, GBP, USD (to local bank accounts).
  • Stablecoin: USDC (Ethereum, Solana, Polygon).
Stablecoin settlement speed is limited by the blockchain and can take up to 20 minutes.

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Create a settlement

Trigger a manual settlement via the API that sweeps all available balances to your preconfigured destination; to settle a specific amount, use the Dashboard.
2023-01-01
You can also trigger a settlement from the Dashboard. In the Accounts tab, select the account to settle, enter the amount, and click Settle funds.

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Stablecoin settlements

When the destination is a USDC wallet, the settlement automatically converts fiat to USDC at the prevailing market rate. Funds settle to your linked wallet.
The minimum settlement amount into USDC is 10 units of source currency (EUR, GBP, or USD).