Stablecoin On/Off-Ramp
Instant conversions between supported stablecoins and local fiat currencies (VND, PHP, THB, etc.) via direct banking and licensed PSP integrations.
Resources
Category
- Infrastructure Providers
- Neobanks
- Payments
- Remittances
Use Cases
- B2B Payments
- E-commerce Payments
- Payment Settlement
- Payouts and Payroll
- P2P Remittances
Circle Products Used
- USDC
Blockchains Supported
- Algorand
- Aptos
- Arbitrum
- Arc
- Avalanche
On/Off-Ramps
- Yes
Platform
- Android
- iOS
- Web
Region
- APAC
- Europe
- LATAM
- Middle East and Africa
- North America
Country
- Indonesia
- Malaysia
- Philippines
- Thailand
- Vietnam
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Gaian
Borderless payment orchestration for APAC, bridging global stablecoin liquidity with local banking infrastructure for instant on/off-ramps and payout settlement.
Gaian is the intelligent orchestration layer bridging global stablecoin liquidity with local banking infrastructure across APAC. We provide stablecoin payment infrastructure for on/off-ramp and payout models, enabling instant, low-cost transactions across emerging markets.
Acting as the "SIM card for money," Gaian empowers neobanks, fintechs, exchanges, wallets, and merchants to serve the next billion users without friction, connecting stablecoin liquidity directly to local payment rails in Vietnam, the Philippines, Thailand, and other markets.
Core Infrastructure
- Unified Settlement Rails: Direct integration with local banking systems and global stablecoin networks.
- Developer Platform: High-performance SDKs and APIs for seamless embedded finance integration.
- End-User Solutions: Scan-to-pay and instant on/off-ramp capabilities for frictionless commerce.
Use Cases
Stablecoin Payout Infrastructure
Gaian facilitates fiat disbursements to local merchants and recipients for platforms that collect stablecoins or other digital assets.
Scan-to-Pay Integration
End users can pay via local QR codes using stablecoins, settled instantly in fiat to merchants.
Cross-Border Remittance
Gaian powers P2P and B2B stablecoin-powered remittances across SEA corridors.
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