On/Off-Ramping in the Middle East
Utilize Yasmin to on/off-ramp crypto to and from traditional payment rails via our network of agents.
Category
- Digital Wallets
- Fintechs
- Neobanks
- Payments
- Remittances
Use Cases
- B2B Payments
- E-commerce Payments
- Payment Settlement
- P2P Remittances
- US Dollar Access
Blockchains Supported
- Arc
- Base
- Polygon PoS
On/Off-Ramps
- Yes
Platform
- Android
- iOS
Free/Paid
- Free
Region
- Middle East and Africa
Country
- Jordan
- Lebanon
- Palestine
Support
Ibrahim Kaboua
Simple onchain dollar accounts for Syrian entrepreneurs and freelancers.
Yasmin offers modern financial services that give entrepreneurs and freelancers in Syria the ability to open simple onchain dollar accounts and receive international payments without banking restrictions.
The platform focuses on clarity, speed, and seamless integration with the tools people already use, making cross-border payments and money management straightforward for everyone.
Use Cases
Receiving International Payments as a Freelancer
A Syrian designer or developer can open an onchain dollar account and instantly receive payments from global clients. No banking barriers, no delays, and funds remain accessible anytime for spending, saving, or reinvesting.
Agencies Managing Cross-Border Projects
Local agencies working with international companies can use Yasmin to centralize all incoming payments in dollars, track revenue clearly, and pay team members or contractors with fast, low-cost transfers.
Entrepreneurs Selling Digital Services Abroad
Founders offering digital products such as courses, subscriptions, or software can accept customer payments directly into their Yasmin account. This enables global reach while keeping operations simple, compliant, and free from traditional banking hurdles.
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