Turn Part of Your Salary Into Stablecoins Every Month, Automatically

Set it once at your bank. Every month the same amount leaves your account, converts, and lands in your wallet, in USD, EUR or GBP.

A deposit account converts whatever arrives in it. That is usually described as a way to get paid, but it also makes a monthly buy as simple as a standing order: your bank sends the same amount on the same day each month, and each payment arrives in your wallet as stablecoins.

Set it up once

1. Open a deposit account in your currency on Get paid: USD, EUR or GBP, whichever your salary is paid in.
2. In your bank's app, set up a standing order, sometimes called a recurring or scheduled payment.
3. Pay it to the deposit account's details exactly as shown: name, account number, and the sort code, routing number or IBAN.
4. Pick the amount and the day, usually just after payday. Keep each payment at 100 or more.
5. Each month it arrives, converts, and lands in the wallet the account points at. You get an email each time.

To stop, cancel the standing order at your bank. The deposit account stays open, ready for the next time you need it.

What it costs

That is 1.99% of each payment, in the currency you pay in, with no fixed fee and no charge for the account itself.

Which stablecoin, and why it matters

• Dollars convert to USDC, or USDT and PYUSD on some networks. No currency exchange is involved.
• Euros convert to EURC to stay in euros, or to USDC if you want dollars. Choosing EURC means no euro-to-dollar exchange.
• Pounds convert to USDC, so each payment is also exchanged from pounds to dollars at the rate on the day.

Can my employer pay it directly?

Often, yes. Payroll from a registered business is accepted on USD, EUR and GBP deposit accounts. If your employer can split your pay across two accounts, you can send part of it straight to the deposit account and skip the standing order. The one rule to keep: the standing-order route must come from an account in your own name.

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