Bridge

ListedOn-chain

Stablecoin orchestration: on and off ramps, virtual accounts and custodial wallets, including USDC and USDT.

bridge.xyz ↗

What it does

Each capability by country. Integrated means Unirail’s adapter does it today; listed means Bridge offers it according to its public documentation, and Unirail can’t route it yet.

Banking

  • Payoutsbanking.payouts

    Sending money from a balance the provider or the platform holds to a recipient's account.

    • listedUS

      Whether third-party P2P payouts are permitted is unverified. From this listing's earlier research; not re-checked yet.

      Source ↗
  • Virtual accountsbanking.pay-ins.virtual-accounts

    Collection accounts with their own local details (virtual IBANs, sort codes, routing numbers) that receive money for the platform or its users.

    • listedUS

      From this listing's earlier research; not re-checked yet.

      Source ↗

Money movement

  • Stablecoin rampsmoney.stablecoin-ramp

    Moving between bank money and stablecoins in either direction.

    • listedUS

      USDC and USDT among others. From this listing's earlier research; not re-checked yet.

      Source ↗

Stablecoin and wallet rails, addressed as on-chain accounts.

Coverage

Countries

  • US United States

Account schemes

  • payto://caip10
    On-chain address (CAIP-10)
  • payto://ach
    US routing and account number (ACH)
  • payto://iban
    IBAN

Custody

Who holds the money while a payment through Bridge is in flight. Unirail records custody on every leg, and your routing policy decides which kinds are allowed.

  • provider-transitProvider holds in transit

    The provider holds the money between collecting it from the payer and paying it out to the payee. Routes like this only appear in quotes when your routing policy admits provider-transit custody.

  • provider-for-userHeld for the user

    The provider keeps the money for the user, in an account or wallet in the user’s name.

An environment whose policy admits only none still sees these routes in quotes, marked infeasible with this reason.

Who is regulated

Bridge (a Stripe company); no UK FCA authorisation listed.

With your own contract, you stay the provider’s customer. Unirail acts as your technical service provider and calls Bridge with your credentials.

Onboarding

Sandbox
Self-serve sandbox
Production
Contract with the provider

Every end user becomes a Bridge customer; whether third-party P2P payouts are permitted is unverified.

Credentials

Bridge has no adapter yet, so there is no folder layout to create. It will appear here when the provider is integrated.