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 80+ currencies.
TrustLinq is a Swiss-regulated financial intermediary and the first platform to bridge non-custodial crypto wallets directly to third-party fiat bank transfers. Individuals and businesses can deposit stablecoins from their own wallet and TrustLinq settles the payment as a standard local bank transfer in the recipient's currency. The sender does not need a bank account. The recipient does not need to accept crypto, hold a wallet, or interact with TrustLinq in any way.
This is a fundamentally different model from exchanges, off-ramps, and custodial payment processors. TrustLinq does not liquidate assets into the sender's own account. It executes direct fiat payments to third parties, settling through local banking rails. The result is a payment that arrives indistinguishably from any other bank transfer, regardless of how it was funded.
TrustLinq solves one of the most persistent gaps in digital asset usability. Hundreds of millions of people hold crypto, yet spending it in the real world has always required selling on an exchange, waiting for settlement, and converting to fiat before making any payment. TrustLinq removes that entire process, allowing users to leverage stablecoins directly for everyday expenses, business payments, supplier invoices, contractor fees, international transfers, and recurring obligations without an exchange and without requiring recipients to change anything about how they operate.
The platform serves both individuals and businesses. Personal use cases include rent, utility bills, tuition fees, and travel expenses. Business use cases include supplier invoices, payroll, contractor disbursements, cross-border operational payments, and recurring business expenses. Users can schedule recurring payments, manage multiple recipients, and track payment status through a single dashboard, all while maintaining full ownership of their digital assets until the moment a payment is initiated.
The platform is non-custodial by design: user assets are never held by TrustLinq beyond the time strictly required to complete a payment transaction. All transactions are screened through automated and manual AML controls in oversight with Swiss financial regulation. TrustLinq is regulated in Switzerland and applies Swiss data protection law to all user data.
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 80+ 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 80+ 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 80+ currencies, allowing companies to manage global trade using digital assets while suppliers receive standard bank transfers.
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