# TrustLinq > Your Crypto, Their Bank Account. TrustLinq is a crypto-to-fiat payment platform. It lets crypto holders pay any recipient's bank account directly from a non-custodial wallet, without an exchange or bank account required. TrustLinq is a Swiss-regulated financial intermediary that bridges non-custodial crypto wallets directly to third-party fiat bank transfers. Individuals and businesses deposit stablecoins from their own wallet, and TrustLinq settles the payment as a standard local bank transfer in the recipient's currency. The sender does not need a bank account, and the recipient does not need to accept crypto, hold a wallet, or interact with the platform in any way. This model differs from exchanges, off-ramps, and custodial payment processors. TrustLinq does not liquidate assets into the sender's own account; it executes direct fiat payments to third parties, settling through local banking rails across a wide range of currencies and countries. The result is a payment that arrives indistinguishably from any other bank transfer, regardless of how it was funded. TrustLinq addresses a persistent gap in digital asset usability, since spending crypto in the real world has traditionally required selling on an exchange and converting to fiat before making any payment. The platform removes that process, letting users apply stablecoins directly to everyday expenses such as rent, bills, and travel, as well as business payments including supplier invoices, payroll, and contractor disbursements. Users can schedule recurring payments, manage multiple recipients, and track payment status through a single dashboard, while retaining ownership of their digital assets until a payment is initiated. The service is used by both individuals seeking to cover personal expenses from crypto holdings and businesses managing cross-border operational payments, supported by partnerships across payment and liquidity infrastructure providers. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2025-11-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/trustlinq ## Products - [TrustLinq ](https://thegrid.id/profiles/trustlinq): The TrustLinq Platform provides a regulated infrastructure layer for converting cryptocurrency holdings into fiat-denominated bank transfers globally. Users deposit stablecoins into their TrustLinq account, complete identity verification, and initiate payment requests to any recipient worldwide. The platform automatically converts cryptocurrency to fiat at competitive rates and executes settlement through local banking rails including SEPA for European transfers, SWIFT for international wire transfers, ACH for United States payments, Faster Payments for United Kingdom transfers, and domestic banking networks across multiple supported currencies. Recipients receive standard bank transfers in their local currency without requiring cryptocurrency knowledge, digital wallets, or changes to existing banking arrangements. (Bill Pay tools, Live, Main Product) ## Links - [Main](https://trustlinq.com) - [Privacy policy](https://trustlinq.com/privacy-policy) - [Blog](https://trustlinq.com/insights) - [Twitter / X](https://x.com/Trustlinq) - [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/trustlinq) ## Legal This data is provided under two licensing models. Model 1 - open data. 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