Where to Start
Evaluating Crossmint?
Read Regulated Infrastructure to understand
how Crossmint assumes the legal liability and what that means for your architecture. Check Supported Geographies for coverage in your region.
Ready to build?
Read the Solution Architecture to understand how to structure your integration, then jump to the Treasury Wallet Quickstart to start building.
Not sure which flow?
Browse Primitive Flows for the building blocks, or
contact the Crossmint team for a flow-of-funds review tailored
to your use case.
Regulated Infrastructure, Developer APIs
Moving stablecoins commercially — collecting payments, disbursing to users, converting to fiat — triggers a complex web of financial regulation. Requirements vary by geography, transaction type, and counterparty:- United States: Money Transmission Licenses (MTLs) required in most states where you operate
- Europe: MiCA authorization and PSD2 licensing for payment transfers and e-money services
- Global: Travel Rule compliance wherever funds cross borders
- Everywhere: AML programs, KYC on individual users, KYB on businesses, and ongoing sanctions screening
- Compliance handled by Crossmint: Crossmint holds MTLs, MiCA, and other applicable authorizations — removing the need to obtain or maintain them independently.
- 150+ countries, one API: Local regulatory complexity is fully abstracted. The same API works across corridors; Crossmint handles the differences behind the scenes.
- AML, KYC/KYB, and sanctions included: Transaction monitoring, user verification flows, and sanctions screening are operated by Crossmint, not delegated to the customer.
- Forward-deployed support: A dedicated solutions architecture team reviews the flow of funds and works through go-live — included for all production customers.
- Flexible commitments: No large upfront contracts required. Start at current scale and grow as volume increases.
- Real-time observability: Monitor all transactions via dashboards, APIs, and webhooks.
Primitive Flows
These are the core building blocks. Use them independently or chain them together into end-to-end products.| Flow | Description | Regulated? |
|---|---|---|
| Pay-ins | Receive stablecoins from your users or third parties | No |
| Pay-outs | Send stablecoins to users, vendors, or partners | Yes |
| Internal Transfers | Move stablecoins between your own accounts | No |
| Swaps | Convert one stablecoin to another, across chains | No |
| On-ramp | Convert fiat to stablecoins — for your treasury or on behalf of your users | Yes |
| Off-ramp | Convert stablecoins to fiat — for your treasury or on behalf of your users | Yes |
Common Use Cases
Remittances
Global transfers that settle in minutes, 24/7 — without correspondent banks, cut-off times,
or pre-funding requirements.
Global Payroll
Pay employees and contractors across countries instantly in stablecoins or local currency,
without building a separate compliance stack.
Marketplace Pay-ins & Payouts
Collect from buyers and disburse to sellers globally, at stablecoin speed and a fraction of
traditional payment rail costs.
Cross-Entity Treasury Management
Move and convert funds across your own accounts and entities with full auditability, controls,
and real-time observability.
Get Started
Regulatory Landscape
Understand the compliance requirements that apply to stablecoin activity
Solution Architecture
How to architect your integration so Crossmint handles compliance for you
Treasury Wallet Quickstart
Create a wallet and check balances in minutes
On-ramp Quickstart
Enable users to buy stablecoins with a card in 5 minutes
Talk to Sales
Get a flow-of-funds review and production access
Solution Guides
End-to-end architectures for your specific use case