Stablecoin first

Digital settlement assets, used for payments—not hype.

Stablecoins are cryptoassets designed to track a reference asset. PayGap is designed to use approved stablecoins as infrastructure between eligible funding and payout providers.

01 / YOUR MONEY

Start local.

GBPEURAEDUSDCADAUD

Familiar funding.
One clear journey.

02 / THE CONNECTION

PAYGAP

Your payment,
connected.

04 / LOCAL PAYOUT

Arrive local.

INR is live. More local currencies are coming soon.

INRIndian rupeeIndiaLive
IDRIndonesian rupiahIndonesiaComing soon
NPRNepalese rupeeNepalComing soon
PHPPhilippine pesoPhilippinesComing soon
THBThai bahtThailandComing soon
VNDVietnamese dongVietnamComing soon
INR is live. IDR, NPR, PHP, THB and VND are coming soon. Availability varies by provider, network and route. Each payment uses its selected settlement route. Token logos identify their respective assets and do not imply issuer endorsement.
01

One interface, multiple settlement assets

PayGap connects eligible local funding with partner settlement routes using USDC, USDe, USDT, USDP and FDUSD. A payment uses the asset and network selected for its specific route; the diagram shows the range of supported options, not a requirement to use every coin for each payment.

02

Know what moves behind your payment

Review the selected asset, network, responsible provider, fees and recipient outcome before confirming. Funding currency, settlement asset and payout currency can be different. Support for a token does not mean every blockchain version or destination is supported.

03

Different assets, different risks

USDe is a synthetic dollar supported by a hedging model, with funding, liquidation, custody and exchange-counterparty risks. Reserve-backed stablecoins also carry issuer, reserve, redemption, liquidity and depegging risks. No token or network is risk-free, and this payment experience does not promise investment returns.

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