Borderless finance, powered by stablecoins

OSL Business is designed for enterprises, financial institutions, fintechs, PSPs, marketplaces and digital asset platforms with cross-border money movement, institutional execution or treasury needs. Relevant use cases include stablecoin collections, supplier and customer payouts, fiat conversion, OTC or RFQ execution and auditable settlement. Suitability depends on jurisdiction, business model, counterparties, licensing position, transaction purpose, expected volumes and compliance profile. Availability depends on the customer’s jurisdiction, eligibility, selected assets, route and current product terms. The applicable legal entity, controls, fees and service scope are confirmed during onboarding.

OSL Business Account supports multi-currency balances and controls; Markets supports institutional execution and liquidity; BizPay supports collections, payouts and on/off-ramps; Treasury supports asset management, conversion and approved reward-related features. Cards is intended for controlled corporate spending, while Platform is intended for embedded infrastructure. Cards and Platform should not be presented as available until product launch is confirmed. Availability depends on the customer's jurisdiction, eligibility, selected assets, route and current product terms. The applicable legal entity, controls, fees and service scope are confirmed during onboarding.

OSL Business can connect supported fiat and stablecoins through accounts, banking rails, conversion, institutional liquidity, blockchain settlement and payout services. A customer may collect one asset, convert it, manage the balance and settle an approved beneficiary through a configured workflow. Fiat and digital assets may still have different safeguarding, custody, legal and operational treatment even when they appear in one business interface. Availability depends on the customer’s jurisdiction, eligibility, selected assets, route and current product terms. The applicable legal entity, controls, fees and service scope are confirmed during onboarding.

OSL Business onboarding and integration depend on the selected products, customer jurisdiction, ownership and compliance review, custody model, currencies, assets, transaction flows and technical scope. Some customers may use account-based operations, while available embedded options may require APIs, SDKs or hosted components. Availability depends on the customer’s jurisdiction, eligibility, selected assets, route and current product terms. The applicable legal entity, controls, fees and service scope are confirmed during onboarding. Businesses should contact OSL to confirm the relevant legal entity, current product status, eligibility, documentation, testing, pricing and implementation requirements.