Pay out and collect through every rail that matters
One integration — dashboard or API — for SWIFT, SEPA, ACH, Fedwire, RTP, PIX, SPEI and the stablecoin networks. Choose the rail per payment: fastest, cheapest or most familiar.
Every corridor, with the clock made explicit
Timing shown is typical for compliant payments; each payout displays its expected window before you confirm.
| Rail | Type | Typical timing | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| USDC / USDT | Stablecoin | minutes | On-chain settlement, 24/7 |
| RTP / FedNow | US instant | instant | US vendors & payroll |
| ACH | US batch | same – 2 days | Low-cost US payouts |
| Fedwire | US wire | same day | High-value USD |
| SEPA / Instant | EU | instant – 1 day | EUR across EEA |
| Faster Payments | UK | instant | GBP payouts |
| PIX | Brazil | instant | BRL payouts & collections |
| SPEI | Mexico | instant | MXN payouts |
| SWIFT | Global wire | 0 – 3 days | Long-tail corridors |
Convert at quoted rates, settle on your calendar
Lock a rate for immediate (T+0) or forward (T+1/T+2) settlement between fiat and stablecoin. Enterprise flows get quoted pricing per volume band — shown before confirmation, never averaged after the fact.
- Stablecoin ↔ fiat conversion, T+0 credit
- Fiat ↔ fiat FX across core corridor list
- Rate lock at confirmation
- Per-corridor enterprise pricing
Example: USDC collected in Brazil
| 1 | Client pays 100,000 USDT to your wallet |
| 2 | Auto-rule converts to USD @ quoted rate |
| 3 | USD credited to your Astro Breeze account, T+0 |
| 4 | Pay out via PIX to local suppliers, instant |
One $10,000 payment, three ways
Same supplier, same country, three different plumbing choices. This is why rail selection is a per-payment decision.
Correspondent wire
Local rail via Astro Breeze
On-chain (USDC)
Illustrative market-typical values for comparison, not a quote. Actual pricing is quoted per corridor and volume band before you confirm — and locked at execution.
Daily cut-offs (typical, ET)
Payments missing a cut-off roll to the next window with the new ETA shown — visible, not vanished.
When a payout fails, you'll know why
The uncomfortable truth of cross-border payments: things occasionally fail — an account closes, a name mismatch trips a compliance check, a network congests. The difference between infrastructure and a portal is what happens next.
- Bad account details caught at verification — before money moves
- Rail-side failures retry automatically, then escalate with a reason code
- On-chain sends to wrong networks return to your balance
- Every state change logged: who, what, when — exportable
- SWIFT GPI corridors report per-bank status where available
Built for real payment operations
Marketplace & platform settlement
Collect from buyers on local rails or stablecoin, settle to sellers in their currency — with reconciliation fields carried end-to-end.
Global contractor & supplier pay
Pay 5 or 5,000 counterparties through the cheapest compliant rail per destination, with approvals on every batch.
Cross-border treasury sweeps
Sweep balances between entities and currencies on schedule, keeping operating floats where they are spent.