Stablecoin payouts
Paying contractors, vendors and partners in USDT or USDC should not mean pasting addresses into a wallet at 11pm. Stablerail turns payouts into a reviewed, screened, repeatable cycle.
Batch payouts with a paper trail
- Upload or build a payout batch from your counterparty register — no address pasting.
- Address book with verified wallets, so a payee's destination cannot silently change.
- Sanctions and wallet-risk screening on every payee before the batch is released.
- Multi-approver release: prepared by one person, approved by another, signed by humans.
- Per-payment evidence: requester, approver, policy applied, screening result, transaction hash.
Where the money can land
Payees can be paid on-chain in USDC, USDT, EURC, DAI or PYUSD across Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon, BNB Chain, Optimism, Solana and Tron. Where a payee needs local currency, payouts can route to bank rails through regulated partners after KYB — ACH, SEPA, SEPA Instant, Faster Payments and SWIFT, subject to corridor availability. Local corridor pricing is published on the payout pricing page.
Common failure modes it removes
- Wrong-chain sends, because the destination and network are validated against the counterparty record.
- Payments to sanctioned or high-risk wallets, because screening runs before release, not after.
- Single-person control, because release requires a second approver.
- Unreconstructable history at audit time, because the evidence is stored with the payment.
Frequently asked questions
How do batch stablecoin payouts work?
You build a payout run against registered counterparties, screening runs on every destination, approvers sign the batch, and payments settle on the network attached to each counterparty record. Evidence is stored with each payment.
Can we pay contractors who want fiat?
Yes. Payouts can be routed to fiat via IBAN, ACH, SEPA and SEPA Instant through regulated partners after KYB, so the same run can mix stablecoin and bank destinations.
How do you prevent sending to the wrong network?
The accepted asset and network live on the counterparty record, not on the individual payment. A payout inherits them, so a correct address on the wrong chain is not a decision anyone has to make under time pressure.
Is sanctions screening included?
Yes. Destination addresses and counterparties are screened before release, and the screening result is stored with the transaction as evidence.
What does a payout cost?
Network fees depend on the chain — TRON and Base settle for cents, Ethereum costs more. Stablerail's own fees are published as flat tiers rather than per-transaction surprises.
Can payouts be automated?
Yes. Recurring runs can be scheduled or driven by API, but approvals still require human signers, so automation never removes the control step.
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