If a business receives a fiat invoice it can fund its TrustLinq non-custodial wallet with digital dollars and TrustLinq can pay the supplier through local fiat rails in more than seventy currencies.
TrustLinq is a Swiss-regulated financial intermediary that enables self-custodial crypto-to-third-party fiat payments. Individuals and businesses can fund payments with stablecoins and pay third-party beneficiaries globally. Recipients receive standard bank transfers in more than 70 currencies through local fiat rails. The sender does not need a bank account, and the recipient does not need to use crypto.
TrustLinq solves one of the biggest gaps in digital asset usability. More than 580 million people hold crypto, yet less than 0.003% of businesses accept crypto payments. Today, these users often rely on off-ramps, exchanges, or personal bank accounts to move value into the real world. TrustLinq removes these frictions by allowing users to leverage their stablecoins directly for everyday spending, business expenses, supplier payments, and international invoices without requiring recipients to accept crypto.
The platform supports both individuals and companies. All transactions are screened through a combination of automated and manual controls to meet the expectations of banking partners. Users can schedule recurring payments, access multi-currency support, and maintain full ownership of their digital assets until the moment they choose to fund a payment.
TrustLinq serves users internationally and is designed for businesses that operate with digital assets, such as trading platforms, service providers, e-commerce companies, and crypto-native enterprises. For individuals, TrustLinq offers a simple way to use stablecoins for rent, tuition, travel, and everyday bills without needing a traditional bank account.
TrustLinq integrates with stablecoin infrastructure to deliver secure, compliant, and efficient payment capabilities. Our mission is to make stablecoin-powered payments accessible, intuitive, and globally accepted by bridging digital assets with real-world financial rails.
If a business receives a fiat invoice it can fund its TrustLinq non-custodial wallet with digital dollars and TrustLinq can pay the supplier through local fiat rails in more than seventy currencies.
Users can hold their funds in crypto and set recurring fiat payments for expenses such as office rent for businesses or monthly rent for individuals. TrustLinq pays the landlord through local fiat rails on preset, flexible intervals directly from the user’s stablecoin balance.
Users can fund their TrustLinq non-custodial wallet with digital dollars and pay travel agents for flights, hotels, or holiday packages. TrustLinq settles the invoice through local fiat rails, allowing both individuals and businesses to book travel using their digital assets.
Businesses can fund their TrustLinq non-custodial wallet with stablecoins and pay global contractors or remote employees in local fiat. TrustLinq settles each payout through local rails in more than seventy currencies, allowing workers to receive salaries without touching crypto.
Users can fund their TrustLinq non-custodial wallet with digital dollars and pay for real estate deposits, property purchases, car purchases, or other high-value assets. TrustLinq settles these payments through local fiat rails, enabling large and fully documented transactions to be completed directly from digital assets.
Businesses can fund their TrustLinq non-custodial wallet with stablecoins and pay international suppliers for goods, production, or logistics. TrustLinq settles each invoice through local fiat rails in more than seventy currencies, allowing companies to manage global trade using digital assets while suppliers receive standard bank transfers.
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