Stablecoin held.
Either way out.[product]What you get
with Rivet
USDC and USDT
on six networks. 24/7.




Ramps & treasuryFund from the account details your clients already pay into. Convert when you choose, with the rate and fee on screen before you confirm. Pay out on-chain or on a local rail, inside a normal batch.
Any bank account in your company name pays into your USD, EUR, GBP or AED details on the local rail. That balance is what you convert from.
The quote shows the rate, the fee and the exact amount you will receive. Nothing converts until you accept it, and each conversion carries a reference for your ledger.
Both are dollar-backed and sit next to your USD, EUR and GBP in the same account. Hold the same stablecoin on more than one network and move between them from inside the account.
Send USDC in seconds, or off-ramp into a local currency and the recipient gets it in their own bank on their own rail. Either leg can sit inside a normal bulk batch.
Web3 & stablecoin businesses
Companies that earn or settle in USDC and USDT and still pay rent, staff and vendors in fiat, from one account, with one set of controls.
Teams that pay on Friday evening
Local rails close overnight, at weekends and on public holidays. A stablecoin balance does not, so the payout that needs to go out on Friday evening goes out on Friday evening.
Businesses in a currency that moves against them
Convert a working balance into USDC to keep it in dollars without opening an offshore account, then convert back when you need to pay locally.
Cross-border payroll
Where there is no practical local rail, an on-chain leg is what makes the payout possible, and it can sit inside an otherwise ordinary batch.
Marketplaces and platforms
Collect in USD, EUR and GBP, hold a dollar float in USDC, and pay sellers out on whichever rail reaches them.
Local rails close overnight, at weekends and on public holidays. A stablecoin balance does not. The same roles, thresholds and audit trail that cover payouts and cards cover every conversion.
Safe by design
USDC and USDT beside your USD, EUR and GBP.
The rate on screen before anything moves.
Any bank account in your company name. You transfer into the Rivet account details you already hold in USD, EUR, GBP and more, using the local rail for that currency.
Yes. The quote shows the rate, the fee and the exact amount you will receive before you confirm. Nothing converts until you accept it.
No. If you pay out in a local currency they receive it in an ordinary bank account, on that country’s own rail. The on-chain leg, where there is one, is how the value travels on our side rather than something the recipient deals with.
USDC and USDT, on Ethereum, Base, Solana, Polygon, Optimism and Avalanche. You can hold the same stablecoin on more than one network and move between them from inside the account.
Yes. A single batch can mix local rail legs and off-ramp legs, so paying a team spread across several countries is still one approval and one debit.
Yes. Roles, approval thresholds and the audit trail cover treasury and ramp actions the same way they cover payouts and cards.