Your USDC, your currency.Compare off-ramps before you cash out
RailFi helps contractors paid in USDC compare off-ramp providers and get paid in local currency. RailFi never holds or moves money.
Side by side: fees, speed, documents needed
- Provider fees
- Speed
- Documents needed
- Your corridor
in a provider account in your own name
Who it's for
You pay remote scientific / hardware contractors across borders
Or you are that contractor waiting on local cash
What you get
A side-by-side of your options
A USDC invoice template
Payer instructions
An optional walkthrough
How it works
- Step 1
Tell us your corridor and one real invoice
Where you are, who pays you, and roughly what you invoice.
- Step 2
Get your side-by-side
Within 1 business day: your off-ramp options (fees, speed, documents needed), a USDC invoice template, and payer instructions.
- Step 3
Choose a provider
You open an account in your own name, under that provider's own terms.
- Step 4
Get paid, then tell us
Your payer sends USDC to your provider account. You tell us when the money has arrived.
Why RailFi?
Non-custodial by design.
RailFi never holds, receives, or moves money. Payouts happen in a provider account opened in your own name, under that provider's own terms. RailFi is not a bank. No token.
We never ask for wallet keys, seed phrases, or bank passwords.
In beta
On RailFi payment links, before anyone sends, RailFi checks the wallet address format and checksum, that the network matches, and the U.S. Treasury OFAC SDN list, and signs each payment link so changes are detected. That list isn't exhaustive and no system removes all risk, so a small test send goes first. How the checks work
Get your side-by-side
Tell us your corridor and one real invoice. Free while in beta.