Hold stablecoins and fiat, approve payments, screen counterparties and spend on cards — from a single balance.
Treasury, payroll, supplier payouts, card spend, euro and dollar rails, screening, audit evidence and agent wallets — all on one balance with one approval policy.
Holding the balance without a shared exchange login or a personal wallet.
Keep the company float on-chain in self-custody, with named signers, spend limits and a balance the CFO can reconcile daily.
Learn more →Replace a shared exchange login and 2FA held by one founder with MPC key shares your company controls and can export.
Learn more →Separate a long-hold reserve from the working float, each with its own approval quorum and withdrawal rules.
Learn more →Put part of the float to work while keeping withdrawal controls, rate history and reporting for the auditor.
Learn more →One policy across parent and subsidiaries, separate ledgers per entity and consolidated group reporting.
Learn more →Move balance between entities with a documented reason, approver and export line rather than an unlabelled transfer.
Learn more →Revenue arriving in stablecoin or fiat, reconciled the same way.
Send a payment link or invoice in USDC/USDT that reconciles itself against the invoice when it lands.
Learn more →A dedicated USD account in your company name so US customers pay you the way they already pay everyone else.
Learn more →A dedicated euro IBAN in your name for European customers, with SEPA Instant where the receiving bank supports it.
Learn more →Collect from buyers and settle to sellers on a schedule, with screening on every counterparty before funds leave.
Learn more →Turn incoming fiat into stablecoin (or the reverse) with the rate, fee and authoriser recorded on the transaction.
Learn more →Recurring outflows that need review before they leave.
Pay contractors in stablecoin or local currency on a repeatable cycle, batched and approved once.
Learn more →Pay suppliers on local rails in 30+ currencies with the corridor fee visible before you approve.
Learn more →Upload a file, screen the whole batch, approve once and get a per-recipient result you can export.
Learn more →High-volume small payments with counterparty records instead of a spreadsheet of wallet addresses.
Learn more →Return funds to the original payer with the link back to the original receipt kept intact.
Learn more →Pay obligations that must leave a fiat account without splitting your treasury across institutions.
Learn more →Company spend that usually escapes the treasury policy.
Issue a virtual card per vendor with its own limit, so a renewal cannot quietly triple.
Learn more →Physical cards for named cardholders with category restrictions and instant freeze.
Learn more →Give each team a card with a monthly cap instead of one shared company card nobody can account for.
Learn more →Fund a contractor's card from treasury and close it the day the engagement ends.
Learn more →The part that decides whether your bank, auditor and board stay comfortable.
Screen every recipient address and counterparty before release, with the verdict stored on the payment.
Learn more →Require two or more named approvers above a threshold, with self-approval limits enforced by the system.
Learn more →Export a per-transaction record: who requested, who approved, what document was attached and what the screening said.
Learn more →Show a regulator or partner bank a documented control environment rather than a wallet history.
Learn more →Give investors and acquirers clean treasury reporting without reconstructing a year of transfers.
Learn more →Machine-initiated payments that still need a human boundary.
Give an agent a scoped wallet, a per-transaction cap and human approval above it.
Learn more →Trigger payouts from your own systems while approvals, screening and limits still apply.
Learn more →Standing payroll, rent and retainer runs that execute on a schedule under the same policy.
Learn more →Export transactions in the format your bookkeeping stack expects, fiat and on-chain in one file.
Learn more →No. Most teams start with one flow — treasury, contractor payroll or payouts — and add cards, fiat rails and agent wallets later. It is the same balance and the same approval policy either way.
Yes. Stablerail sits alongside your bank; the USD and EUR accounts exist so the money that must move on fiat rails can, without a second treasury.
Paying contractors and suppliers in stablecoin with real approvals, because that is the flow most often running through a personal wallet and a chat message.
Eligibility depends on country, entity type and activity. The eligibility checker gives you an answer in about a minute before you speak to anyone.
Receive, approve, screen, pay, card-spend and off-ramp, with audit evidence on every transaction.