Across borders.
Into everyday
money.
Amber Passage puts the destination back into global payments. A stablecoin transfer is one part of the route; local liquidity, conversion and payment rails complete it. Explore how those parts fit together, with a clear distinction between an instruction, an intermediate step and an arrival.
How it works
Payout path
Follow the payout path: a sender instruction, a stablecoin settlement leg, and delivery through local fiat rails. The animation explains the mechanism; it does not execute a payment.
International Stablecoin On-and-Off Ramps
Explore the reverse journey between local currency and stablecoins. Conversion, settlement and local delivery are distinct stages, with different requirements at each handoff.
One connected journey
Local instruction. Stablecoin settlement. Local destination.
Explore local payment paths
Switch paths to explore the local context of each mechanism.
Country references illustrate the local side of each payment path. They do not indicate active service coverage.
Latin America
Europe
Asia Pacific
Middle East & Africa
Latin America
Europe
Asia Pacific
Middle East & Africa
Country references illustrate the local side of each payment path. They do not indicate active service coverage.
Latin America
Europe
Asia Pacific
Middle East & Africa
Understand the route before the transfer.
A global route depends on its local endpoints.
Read the mechanics and limits in About.
Clarity at every handoff.
Instruction
An instruction defines what should move and where. It is not proof that value has arrived.
Settlement
Stablecoin rails carry value between systems. Local conversion and liquidity remain separate dependencies.
Destination
A usable local destination completes the route. Wallet connection alone cannot establish payout eligibility.