Turn bank transfers into USDT or USDC, automatically.
- In
- USD or EUR by bank transfer
- Out
- USDT or USDC
- Networks
- Tron, Ethereum, Base, Solana
Buying stablecoins for a business should not be a project
Exchanges are built for traders, OTC desks want large tickets and a phone call, and agencies convert when they get around to it. Finance teams need something that works the same way on every payment.
- Exchange accounts are often in a person's name, not the company's.
- Manual trades add steps, errors and price surprises.
- OTC desks and agencies set their own timelines.
- Fees show up after the fact, if at all.
Four steps, then it runs on its own.
- 01
Choose the destination
Pick the stablecoin and network, and send to your HermodPay wallet or a wallet you already use.
- 02
Get account details for that route
You receive USD or EUR account details tied to that destination. Every deposit follows the same route.
- 03
Send a bank transfer
Fund it yourself or have clients pay into it, where supported.
- 04
Receive stablecoins
Each deposit is converted and delivered. Your receipt shows the amount, fee, rate and transaction hash.
Built for finance teams, not traders.
Your choice of network
USDT on Tron or Ethereum, USDC on Ethereum, Base or Solana, depending on what your counterparties use.
One route, every time
Set the destination once. Every deposit to those account details follows the same route, with no manual trade.
Chain warnings built in
Every address is labeled with its network so funds are not sent on the wrong chain.
Receipts for your accountant
PDF receipts and CSV exports with amounts, fees, rates and transaction hashes.
Bank rails and typical arrival
| Rail | Currency | Typical arrival |
|---|---|---|
| Wire | USD | Same day, often within hours |
| FedNow | USD | Usually minutes, where the sending bank supports it |
| ACH | USD | 1 to 2 business days |
| SEPA | EUR | Same or next business day |
Typical times for the bank leg. Conversion and delivery to your wallet usually follow within minutes of arrival.
Customers in the European Economic Area can use USDC and EURC. USDT is not available to them.
Straight answers.
Is it USDT or USDC?
Either, depending on what you need and where you are. USDT is commonly used on Tron, USDC on Ethereum, Base and Solana. Customers in the EEA can use USDC and EURC.
Can I send the stablecoins to my own wallet?
Yes. You can use a HermodPay wallet held by Bridge in your name, or a wallet you already control. New external wallets unlock after a 24-hour security waiting period.
What exchange rate do I get?
USD to USD-backed stablecoins converts at the rate Bridge applies at the time of conversion, which is shown on your receipt. For EUR, the conversion rate is shown on the receipt as well.
Is there a minimum amount?
Small minimums apply per rail and network so that network fees do not exceed the payment. Payments below the minimum may not be credited, so check with your named contact before sending very small amounts.
More ways to use HermodPay
Receive USD
Receive USD from US clients
Get US account and routing numbers in your company's name, let American clients pay by ACH, wire or FedNow, and receive USDC or USDT as soon as the money lands.
Stablecoins to fiat
Stablecoins to your bank
Send USDT or USDC to a deposit address in your name and receive USD or EUR in your business bank account by ACH, wire or SEPA, with the fee shown before you send.
Pay contractors
Pay contractors in stablecoins
Fund payouts from your bank, hold USDC or USDT in a wallet in your company's name, and pay contractors and suppliers abroad with receipts for every transfer.
Stop waiting for your own money.
Applying takes about ten minutes. A person reviews every new account.