# Slash > Business banking built for modern businesses Slash is a business banking platform for modern companies. It combines corporate cards, checking and treasury accounts, invoicing, and stablecoin payments for digital-first businesses. Slash is a financial technology company offering a business banking platform for digital-first companies. It combines corporate cards, FDIC-insured checking and treasury accounts, expense management, invoicing, bill pay, and stablecoin payments in a single dashboard. The platform targets industries such as e-commerce, agencies, affiliate marketing, healthcare, and crypto-native businesses that need tailored financial tools rather than generic banking. The platform addresses the gap between traditional banking and the operating needs of fast-moving businesses by pairing banking services, provided through a partner bank, with industry-specific features and developer-friendly APIs. Non-US companies without a US entity can access a Global USD account that provides a US routing number, cross-border payment rails, and card spending backed by a proprietary stablecoin, with conversion to and from US dollars handled behind the scenes. Its offerings span corporate cards with cashback rewards, business banking and treasury accounts offering yield, working capital and credit lines through lending partners, invoicing, bill pay, payment processing, and multi-entity management tools. The platform is used by thousands of businesses across industries and regions, including companies operating without a US corporate presence. - Type: Company - Sector: Finance - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/slash ## Products - [Slash Platform](https://thegrid.id/profiles/slash): Slash Platform is a business banking platform that provides corporate cards, bank accounts, invoicing, bill pay, treasury, and payment processing for small and medium-sized businesses. It consolidates expense management, accounting integrations, multi-entity account structures, and analytics into a single dashboard tied to one business account. Users issue employee cards, send and collect invoices, pay bills, access working-capital credit lines, and accept stablecoin payments that convert to US dollars, all from the same login. The platform also exposes an API and SDKs so businesses can embed its banking and card functionality into their own workflows. (Neobank, Live, Main Product) - [Global USD](https://thegrid.id/profiles/slash): Global USD is a cross-border business account product that lets non-US businesses hold and transact in US dollars, including a built-in stablecoin named USDSL backed by cash and short-term US Treasuries. Businesses apply separately from US business banking and undergo their own compliance review before onboarding. Users deposit from multiple blockchains, mint and redeem USDSL against USDC and USDT, and earn rewards on their dollar balance, with payments reaching traditional recipients through partner payment networks. A companion Global Cards program issues payment cards tied to this account for international spending. (Neobank, Live) ## Assets - [USD Slash (USDSL)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/slash): USDSL is a USD-pegged stablecoin issued by Slash. It is used within Slash's stablecoin payments product for business transactions, settlement, and treasury operations. 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