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Saber Money is cross-border payment infrastructure powered by stablecoins. We help platforms move money in and out of local currencies around the world — fast, compliant, and without needing to build banking or settlement rails themselves. Under the hood, funds settle through stablecoins. From your side, and your users’ side, it looks and feels like payments: a user pays in, a user gets paid out, and your business can hold and move balances across corridors without separately managing crypto infrastructure.
Both USDT and USDC are supported across all Saber operations.

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What you can do with Saber

Onramp

Convert a user’s local currency into stablecoin — credited to your Pool Account or sent directly to an external wallet.

Offramp

Convert stablecoin into local currency, paid out directly to your user’s bank account.

User Operations

Create users, run KYC, link bank accounts, and manage user-level wallets and limits.

Pool Account

Hold and manage stablecoin liquidity at the merchant level to power onramp and offramp at scale.

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Where Saber operates

Saber supports payment corridors across multiple regions, with new corridors added regularly. Every corridor comes with its own supported payment rails, currency-specific requirements, and settlement timing — each documented on its own dedicated flow page. Offramp corridors

India — INR

Philippines — PHP

Eurozone / UK — EUR, GBP

Indonesia — IDR

Onramp corridors

Eurozone / UK — EUR, GBP

United States — USD

Don’t see a corridor you need? Reach out to your Saber account contact — new corridors are added on an ongoing basis.

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How Saber fits into your product

Every transaction follows the same four-step sequence:
1

Create User

Create a user record in Saber’s system, giving you a user ID that every subsequent step is tied to.
2

KYC

Complete identity verification for the user before any bank linkage or transaction can proceed.
3

Bank Account Linkage

Link the user’s bank account, required for offramp payouts and for certain onramp payment methods.
4

Transaction

Trigger the onramp or offramp transaction itself — settling to your Pool Account or directly to an external wallet.
Alongside that flow, two things operate independently rather than as steps in it — you’ll use both continuously, not just once per transaction:

Pool Account

Your merchant-level stablecoin liquidity — held, topped up, and withdrawn independently of any single transaction.

Dashboard

Where you monitor transactions and users, manage API keys and webhooks, and manage team access, at any time.

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Who Saber is for

Saber is built for platforms that want to offer their users global payment functionality — fintechs, remittance apps, wallets, exchanges, and marketplaces — without becoming a licensed money-transmitter themselves or building settlement infrastructure from scratch.

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Where to go next

Guide: Offramp Overview

Understand offramp flows, supported corridors, and transaction models.

Guide: Onramp Overview

Understand onramp flows, supported corridors, and transaction models.

Guide: User Operations

Understand the user, KYC, and wallet layer underneath every flow.

API Authentication

Set up signed requests and get your first API call working.

Related topics

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