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Explore the Borderless network
You can explore the network in three primary ways:- Local Fiat Currency Support
- Country Support
- Partner Finanical Institution (PFI) Support
Coverage
Coverage
Coverage by Country
Start here to check for your desired country support.- Currencies
- Countries
- Providers
AED Live
United Arab Emirates Dirham
ARS Live
Argentine Peso
AUD Live
Australian Dollar
BDT Live
Bangladeshi Taka
BOB Live
Bolivian Boliviano
BRL Live
Brazilian Real
BWP Live
Botswana Pula
CAD Live
Canadian Dollar
CDF Live
Congolese Franc
CLP Live
Chilean Peso
CNY Live
Chinese Yuan
COP Live
Colombian Peso
CRC Live
Costa Rican Colon
CZK Coming soon
Czech Koruna
DKK Live
Danish Krone
DOP Live
Dominican Peso
EGP Live
Egyptian Pound
ETB Live
Ethiopian Birr
EUR Live
Euro
GBP Live
British Pound Sterling
GHS Live
Ghanaian Cedi
GMD Live
Gambian Dalasi
GTQ Live
Guatemalan Quetzal
HKD Live
Hong Kong Dollar
HNL Live
Honduran Lempira
HUF Live
Hungarian Forint
IDR Live
Indonesian Rupiah
ILS Live
Israeli New Shekel
INR Live
Indian Rupee
JMD Live
Jamaican Dollar
JOD Live
Jordanian Dinar
JPY Live
Japanese Yen
KES Live
Kenyan Shilling
KRW Live
South Korean Won
LKR Live
Sri Lankan Rupee
LRD Live
Liberian Dollar
MWK Live
Malawian Kwacha
MXN Live
Mexican Peso
MYR Live
Malaysian Ringgit
NGN Live
Nigerian Naira
NOK Live
Norwegian Krone
NPR Live
Nepalese Rupee
PAB Coming soon
Panamanian Balboa
PEN Live
Peruvian Sol
PHP Live
Philippine Peso
PKR Live
Pakistani Rupee
PLN Live
Polish Zloty
PYG Live
Paraguayan Guarani
QAR Live
Qatari Riyal
RON Coming soon
Romanian Leu
RSD Live
Serbian Dinar
RWF Live
Rwandan Franc
SAR Live
Saudi Riyal
SEK Live
Swedish Krona
SGD Live
Singapore Dollar
SLE Live
Leone
THB Live
Thai Baht
TRY Live
Turkish Lira
TZS Live
Tanzanian Shilling
UGX Live
Ugandan Shilling
USD Live
United States Dollar
UYU Coming soon
Uruguayan Peso
VND Live
Vietnamese Dong
XAF Live
Central African CFA Franc
XOF Live
West African CFA Franc
ZAR Live
South African Rand
ZMW Live
Zambian Kwacha
Key concepts
The three views above share the same primitives. This section defines them so you can interpret coverage consistently.Deposits vs Withdrawals
Deposits vs Withdrawals
Deposits (on-ramps)
Local fiat currency moves from you or your user to a Borderless PFI, who then converts the local fiat currency into stablecoins and sends it to you, your user, or another approved party.Examples:
Stablecoins move from you or your user to a Borderless PFI, who then converts the stablecoins into local fiat currency and sends it to you, your user, or another approved party.Examples:
Local fiat currency moves from you or your user to a Borderless PFI, who then converts the local fiat currency into stablecoins and sends it to you, your user, or another approved party.Examples:
- USD local bank transfer → USDC
- BRL Pix transfer → USDT
Stablecoins move from you or your user to a Borderless PFI, who then converts the stablecoins into local fiat currency and sends it to you, your user, or another approved party.Examples:
- USDC → MXN local bank transfer
- USDT → ARS local bank transfer
First-party vs Third-party payments
First-party vs Third-party payments
First-party payments
- Funds move between accounts you control (corporate accounts, your own wallets, internal balances).
- Common for:
- Treasury operations
- Internal rebalancing (stablecoin ⇄ fiat)
- Funding local payout accounts
- Funds move to or from your end users, merchants, or suppliers.
- Common for:
- Merchant payouts
- Supplier payments
- Marketplace disbursements
Assets, currencies, networks, and rails
Assets, currencies, networks, and rails
For each route in the network, we track:
- Asset in – e.g.
USDC,USDT,USD - Fiat out – e.g.
MXN,EUR,KES - Network (for stablecoins) – e.g.
Ethereum,Polygon,Base,Tron - Rails – e.g. local bank schemes (SPEI, SEPA, FPS), card rails, SWIFT
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