# Daimo Pay > The ramp for ambitious stablecoin apps Daimo Pay is a stablecoin payments company that routes deposits from cards, bank transfers, and crypto wallets to a merchant's chosen chain and stablecoin. It serves stablecoin apps and neobanks seeking localized onboarding across multiple countries. Daimo Pay is a stablecoin payments company that provides a deposit and settlement layer for stablecoin applications and neobanks. It routes funds from cards, bank transfers, and self custody wallets across a range of currencies and blockchains to a destination chain and stablecoin chosen by the developer. The service is aimed at consumer fintech and stablecoin app builders who need localized onboarding without managing country specific payment integrations themselves. The product addresses the fragmentation of onboarding stablecoin apps face when serving users across different countries, each with distinct preferred payment methods and providers. It works by generating localized deposit options, such as card payments, local bank transfers, or wallet based deposits, and routing the resulting funds non custodially to the developer's configured stablecoin and chain. Gas costs for swaps are sponsored so users receive an exact token amount, and the flow can be embedded into an application with limited development effort. The core offering is a payments software development kit centered on the Daimo Pay ramp, supporting localized rails for deposits and withdrawals alongside webhook and session based integration tools. It is used by stablecoin focused consumer applications and neobank style products that want to accept deposits from multiple payment methods and settle them automatically in stablecoins. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2023-06-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/daimo_pay ## Products - [Daimo Pay](https://thegrid.id/profiles/daimo_pay): Daimo Pay is a payments infrastructure product that lets stablecoin applications accept deposits from users across multiple countries and payment methods. It routes incoming funds from bank transfers, card payments, exchanges, and self-custody wallets, converting and bridging them automatically to a destination stablecoin on a chosen blockchain. Neobanks and stablecoin apps use it to onboard users through localized payment rails without building country-specific integrations themselves. 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