- Consumer apps that want to offer crypto-backed savings or spending accounts
- Crypto exchanges and brokers handling retail on/off-ramp volume
- DeFi frontends that need fiat on-ramps for users without existing crypto holdings
Cash-in funding and crypto-to-crypto sends are available in the OMS API today. Bank funding (inbound ACH to a virtual account) and bank payouts (to an external account) are early access: those resources are referenced by ID in quote and transaction bodies but are not yet provisionable in the OMS API.
Register interest
Share your use case and we’ll reach out when bank rails are available.
How it works
Both directions use the same quote-then-execute flow. The source is always an OMS wallet, and the customer agrees to a rate and fee breakdown before any money moves. Rates lock at quote time for a short window, so the customer sees exactly what they’ll receive. To move money out today without bank rails, run the samePOST /quotes then POST /transactions flow as a crypto-to-crypto send: the source is the customer’s wallet and the destination is another wallet or an external blockchain address. Bank payouts to an external account follow the flow above and are early access.
OMS resources
| Resource | Role |
|---|---|
| Customer | Identity record with KYC endorsements |
| Wallet | Custodial or non-custodial stablecoin balance |
| External account | Customer’s registered bank account (early access) |
| Quote | Rate lock with fee breakdown before execution |
fiatToCrypto transaction | Converts fiat cash to USDC and credits the wallet |
cryptoToCrypto transaction | Sends USDC from the wallet to another wallet or external blockchain address |
cryptoToFiat transaction | Pulls USDC from the wallet, delivers fiat via ACH or wire (early access) |
Implementation
Customer onboarding
Create customer records, collect KYC, and provision wallets.
Fiat to crypto
Quote and execute cash-in funding, plus ACH on-ramps (early access).
Crypto to fiat
Quote and execute ACH or wire off-ramps.
Bank transfers
Full walkthrough of both funding and withdrawal flows.