The questions that come before the first transfer

Trezora is the financial infrastructure for a stablecoin-native world. We connect fiat currencies, stablecoins, banking rails, cross-border payments and onchain finance through one unified financial layer. From virtual accounts and global payments to stablecoin settlement, BaaS and DeFi yield, Trezora enables businesses and platforms to move, manage and deploy capital across borders with greater speed, flexibility and control. Our mission is to make financial infrastructure borderless, programmable and accessible, connecting the traditional financial system with the next generation of global finance.

Because the future of finance won’t be traditional or decentralised. It will be both. Trezora is built at that intersection, and connects fiat currencies, stablecoins, banking rails, cross-border payments, virtual accounts, BaaS and DeFi yield through one unified financial infrastructure. While the financial system remains fragmented, we are building the layer that joins it up: from local rails to global settlement, from fiat to stablecoins, from traditional finance to onchain opportunities. One infrastructure. No borders. From fiat to onchain. From onchain to everywhere.

Security shouldn’t be a promise, it should be architecture. We combine infrastructure built to institutional standards, cybersecurity, blockchain-based asset control and established financial partners. And it comes with its counterweight: ownership is cryptographically verifiable, operational access is separated from asset ownership, and every transaction leaves a record on the network. No architecture removes risk; the security page explains the risk that exists.

An exchange exists so that you can buy and sell. Trezora does not offer that screen: it takes care of the path money follows from the bank transfer to the onchain position, and of monitoring it afterwards.

Assets are held in MPC-based infrastructure operated by a provider specialised in digital-asset custody. The Trezora systems that read positions hold no keys and execute no transactions.

By requesting access on this page. Onboarding is assisted: a specialist reviews the request, identity is verified (KYC/AML), the contract is signed and the account is activated once receipt of capital is confirmed.

Today there are local payment rails, inbound and outbound, in Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, the United States, the euro area and the United Kingdom, plus SWIFT connectivity to around 35 countries — among them China, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, part of Africa and all of Latin America, Central America and the Caribbean. Money settles and moves onchain in USDC. That scope is available today. The additional currencies and rails shown in the Trezora layer describe connected infrastructure, and their specific enablement is confirmed market by market.

The value of the positions fluctuates and can fall. Providing liquidity carries exposure to the price of the underlying assets, to the divergence between them while the position is open and to the technical risk of the protocols. There is no capital guarantee.

Withdrawals are requested and remain subject to approval; they are not automatic. We would rather say so here than promise an availability that does not depend on us alone.

Two things are worth separating. One is how far the money reaches: the local rails and the SWIFT connectivity detailed on this same page. The other is which jurisdictions we can onboard a client in, which is a separate regulatory matter and one we are still confirming. Until that list is closed, each request is considered case by case.

Not directly. Trezora is an orchestrator: global settlement, virtual accounts and payment rails are provided through partners and strategic allies, and what Trezora adds is the layer that brings them together into one account, one flow and one point of contact. That is why this site describes the infrastructure we connect, not a banking product of our own.

We publish no licence, registration or authorisation in the name of Trezora. An infrastructure provider being authorised does not make Trezora a regulated entity. When there is regulatory information we can evidence, it will appear here with its source.

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Through the “Request access” button on this page. Every request goes through a specialist.