Payroll and payments, settled in stablecoins.
Pay contractors, employees and vendors in 180 countries from one account. USDC moves 1:1 with the dollar and settles in seconds; fiat off-ramps to local rails with the rate and the fee shown before you confirm.
No nationality restrictions. No minimum deposit. Crypto deposits work immediately.
- Visa card
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
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Multi-currency account
What Glide is, in five checkable facts
See it work
The product, not a rendering of it.
Three recordings from the app itself: the account home, a currency conversion, and the card controls. No mock-ups, no aspirational screens.
The account
Dollars, euros and stablecoins in one balance.
A USDC deposit that landed on Solana, a card payment in another currency, a transfer out and a conversion between two of your own currencies — one account, one activity feed, no juggling between an exchange and a bank.
- ✓Local account details in USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, SGD, HKD and AUD
- ✓Stablecoin deposits credit as soon as the network confirms
- ✓Convert between the currencies you hold without leaving the account
- Live product
A USD → EUR conversion on a demo account. The rate in the footage is seed data, not a live quote. Convert
The quote holds still while you decide.
Pick the pair and the amount and the app quotes it against the mid-market rate, shows the cost, and locks the number for long enough to read it. Transfer fees are published per rail and quoted with the transfer, before you confirm it.
- Live product
The card screen on a demo account. Spend figures in the footage are seed data. Spend
The last mile of a payment, on the same balance.
Money that arrives as USDC can be spent without a conversion round-trip: freeze, limits, ATM and online toggles, Apple Pay. A supporting surface rather than the product — the payment is the product.
One account. Two ways to run it.
The same rails, the same custody and the same pricing underneath. Choose the surface that matches how you get paid.
Who it is for
Built for the people the traditional system keeps turning away.
Your passport, your country, your industry and where your income comes from should not decide whether you can hold money.
Freelancers
Invoice global clients, receive like a local, and spend from the same balance.
Read more →Startups
Treasury, stablecoin payroll and corporate cards without a revenue requirement.
Read more →Crypto teams
Banking that does not deplatform your business model halfway through the quarter.
Read more →Agencies
Client money in, contractor money out, reconciled against one receive surface.
Read more →DAO treasuries
Multisig custody that can still pay a human being in fiat on the first of the month.
Read more →AI agents
Scoped grants, spend policy and a full audit trail for software that moves money.
Read more →
What a transfer costs
The whole cost, before you send it.
Conversions are quoted at the mid-market rate, with the cost charged as a visible fee rather than buried in the rate. Here is how that arithmetic works out on a $1,000 transfer to a euro account, against the two ways it usually goes.
| Provider | Rate applied | Transfer fee | They receive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Glide | 0.9200 | $10.00 | €910.80 |
| Typical remittance app | 0.9090 | $4.99 | €904.46 |
| Typical high-street bank | 0.8906 | $25.00 | €868.33 |
Illustrative, not a quote: it assumes a mid-market rate of 0.9200, the app's own flat 1% conversion fee on the Glide row, and rate markups of 1.2% and 3.2% on the two comparison rows — assumptions made for the example, not prices sampled from any provider. The transfer fee is deducted before conversion. Transfer fees are published per rail and quoted with the transfer, before you confirm it. Open the calculator for the live rate on this corridor.
Free, no account needed
Every code you need to move money, looked up for free.
We keep the bank-code directories because we needed them ourselves. IFSC for India, ABA routing numbers for the US, SWIFT and BIC for everywhere else — searchable, current, and free whether or not you ever open an account.
India
IFSC codes
Every Indian bank branch has its own IFSC. Find the right one before an NEFT, RTGS or IMPS transfer goes to the wrong branch.
United States
Routing numbers
A nine-digit ABA number tells the US system where an account lives. It differs by region and by whether you are sending ACH or wire.
International
SWIFT / BIC codes
The 8 or 11 character code that routes an international wire to a specific bank, and often a specific branch of it.
Calculators and checkers
- FX calculatorMid-market rate and total cost across 242 corridors.
- Send-money calculatorWhat a transfer really costs, end to end.
- IBAN checkerValidate an IBAN and read back the bank it belongs to.
- Card eligibilityWhether a Glide card can be issued where you live.
- Corridor explorerWhich rails are live between two countries.
- Coverage by countryCurrencies, rails and card availability, country by country.
Coverage
One integration surface, reachable from most of the map.
Glide is a fintech company, not a bank and not a money transmitter. Every regulated service — holding funds, executing payments, converting currency, issuing cards — is provided by licensed partner fintechs and banks under their own permissions. Money moves over the same networks your bank uses — plus the two your bank will not touch.
- CurrenciesHold, receive and convert
- 80+
- CountriesPayout destinations
- 180
- FX corridorsWith their own calculator
- 242
- Bank codesIFSC, SWIFT and ABA
- 313,841
Bank-code totals are the directory snapshots this site ships — 182,757 IFSC, 112,886 SWIFT/BIC and 18,198 ABA routing numbers, generated 2 August 2026. Currency and country coverage reviewed 7 August 2026; availability of individual currencies, rails and card issuance varies by country, and the coverage page is the authoritative list.
Networks your money moves over
- SWIFTInternational wire
- SEPAEuro area
- ACHUnited States
- Faster PaymentsUnited Kingdom
- VisaCard network
- USDC · USDTStablecoin rails
Straight answers
Before you open an account
The six things people ask us most, answered without the marketing voice.
Is Glide a bank?
No, and we would rather say so plainly than borrow the word. Glide is a financial technology company. It does not hold your funds and does not itself provide regulated financial services: banking, payment execution, currency conversion and card issuance are all performed by licensed partner fintechs and banks, under their permissions and their terms. Your crypto sits in wallets and vaults you control — Privy-backed embedded wallets day to day, Safe on EVM or Squads on Solana for treasury. Your fiat sits with those partners under their custody and deposit-protection rules. Crypto balances are not bank deposits and are not deposit-insured. The custody page explains exactly where each kind of balance lives.
How does 1:1 USDC to USD work on Glide?
USDC is a dollar-denominated stablecoin, and on Glide a USDC balance and a US dollar balance are two views of the same account. Moving between them is a 1:1 exchange of units — no FX rate applies, because there is no currency pair. What you can be charged is the cost of the rail: converting on-chain USDC into a bank-settled dollar means a partner has to move money over ACH, wire or SEPA, and that fee is published and quoted before you confirm. It is the reason a payroll run can be funded once in USDC and land as USDC for one worker and as a local bank payment for the next.
Which currencies and countries does Glide support?
You can hold, receive and convert more than 80 currencies, with local account details in USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, SGD, HKD and AUD, and send to 180 countries over SWIFT, SEPA, Faster Payments, ACH and local rails. What is live differs by currency and by country, so the coverage page is the authoritative list rather than this paragraph.
Can I open an account on any passport?
Yes. There is no nationality restriction and no address requirement beyond the identity checks every regulated provider has to run. There is no minimum deposit and no revenue requirement for business accounts. Card issuance is the one thing that varies by region — the card eligibility tool answers that in a few seconds.
How fast are stablecoin deposits?
Deposits of USDC, USDT and other major stablecoins credit as soon as the network confirms, typically within a minute, and they work before your fiat verification finishes. Converting into a supported fiat currency is quoted against the mid-market rate with the cost shown before you confirm, and the converted balance is spendable on your card straight away.
What exchange rate does Glide use?
Conversions are quoted at the mid-market rate, with the cost charged as a visible fee rather than buried in the rate. The public calculators quote the same way the app does, without an account, so you can check the number on your corridor before you sign up for anything.
What does Glide cost?
There is no opening fee, no monthly minimum and no per-user charge. Transfer fees are published per rail and quoted with the transfer, before you confirm it. The full schedule is on the pricing page, which you can read before you sign up rather than after.
Your money. Any border. No permission needed.
Open a Glide account in about ten minutes and pay like a local in every country you land in.