# TCR Finance > Liquidity is power TCR Finance is a crypto payments company that intermediates international transfers using stablecoins alongside traditional banking rails. It serves businesses moving money between Brazil, other Latin American markets, and the United States. TCR Finance is a crypto payments company that intermediates cross-border transactions by combining stablecoins with traditional banking infrastructure. It links local instant payment systems, digital asset rails, and bank-based international transfer networks into a single settlement flow, allowing businesses to move funds across borders with visible costs and fast confirmation times. The platform is built for companies handling recurring international payment volume rather than occasional transfers. The company positions its infrastructure as an alternative to conventional international payment providers, combining local payment rails with stablecoin settlement to reduce cost and settlement time compared to relying solely on correspondent banking. It maintains compliance processes including identity verification, transaction monitoring, and audit trails, and states that it operates in alignment with applicable virtual asset service provider guidance. Settlement for international transfers is supported through banking infrastructure connected to global interbank networks. TCR Finance offers currency exchange and cross-border payment services, application programming interfaces, and white-label solutions that let partner businesses and fintechs embed the same exchange, compliance, and settlement capabilities. It also provides business banking style accounts tied to its settlement technology. The platform serves companies and fintech partners across multiple currencies and markets in Latin America and the United States. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2024-02-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/tcr_finance ## Products - [TCR Finance Platform](https://thegrid.id/profiles/tcr_finance): TCR Finance Platform is an on/off ramp service that converts between fiat currencies and stablecoins for cross-border payments in Latin America. It integrates with local bank payment rails and processes conversions between the Brazilian real, US dollar, and other regional currencies and stablecoins, settling transactions on-chain. Businesses and individual users access the service through a web application or mobile apps, with white-label deployment and API integration available for fintech partners. 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