Exchanges built trading. We built paying. Your Crypto → Their Bank Account. 190 countries. 80 currencies. No bank account. Non-custodial. Swiss-regulated.

Switzerland
Joined November 2024
RLUSD just got its last mile. We’ve expanded our partnership with @Ripple: ethereum:0x8292bb45bf1ee4d140127049757c2e0ff06317ed holders can now pay any bank account in 190+ countries, 80+ currencies, straight from self-custodial wallets. Recipients get ordinary bank transfers. No exchange, no off-ramp, no integration. Live today.
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The space is starting to draw the map we've been building on. Money that starts as fiat got its rails. Money that starts on-chain didn't, until now. Self-custodial wallet in. Bank transfer out. Anyone, 190+ countries, 80+ currencies. Swiss regulated. Crypto-funded fiat settlement.
𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗶𝗻 𝘀𝗮𝗻𝗱𝘄𝗶𝗰𝗵, 𝗲𝘅𝗽𝗹𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗲𝗱 👇 And it only works if you start in fiat. Here's why: Fiat in → stablecoin settles on-chain → fiat out No correspondent banks, no days of delay, no fees stacking up in obscure corridors. The numbers back it: • Supply past $300B in 2025 • Adjusted volume $28 trillion, up 133% in a year 🤯 Now look at step one: fiat in. The model assumes a sender who holds fiat and has a bank account. Hundreds of thousands no longer do: stablecoin treasuries, remote teams paid in USDT, funds, DAOs, traders. They still owe rent, payroll, suppliers, and invoices. In fiat, to people who want nothing to do with crypto. Today that takes three steps: 1️⃣ Sell on an exchange 2️⃣ Wait for fiat to land in your own account 3️⃣ Send a second transfer to whoever you owe Days of delay, custody risk at the exchange, and a bank willing to accept crypto-sourced money. Many don't have one. The one-step version exists: Self-custodial wallet → payment initiated → fiat lands in a third party's account No exchange, no intermediate account, no custody handoff. The recipient sees an ordinary bank transfer in their own currency. It's called crypto-funded fiat settlement. The key insight is simple: The sandwich fixed cross-border for money that starts as money. Everything that starts on-chain needs the other direction. Between 2028 and 2048, an estimated $100 trillion moves from Boomers to generations where nearly half have held crypto. That group starts in stablecoins.. I highly recommend reading the complete source article by @Trustlinq for more info on this topic: lnkd.in/dWgMup2r
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This is why we never hold client funds.
🚨 ALERT: A Dutch court has declared crypto platform Knaken bankrupt after prosecutors said €7 million ($8 million) in customer funds were missing and the company lacked sufficient assets to repay users.
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Crypto named RWA and built an entire narrative around bringing assets on-chain. Nobody named the opposite direction. So we did. RWU: Real World Utility. A thread on the half of crypto that's still missing 🧵
🤖 Made with AI
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RWA and RWU aren't competitors, they're dependencies. Every tokenized asset eventually owes someone a real payment. An industry that tokenizes trillions but can't pay an invoice has built a vault with no door.
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Digital dollars home in seconds. Add TrustLinq, and they land as real ones in any bank account. USDT from your @tetherwallet in, any of 80+ fiat currencies out. The recipient never touches crypto.
Some things can't wait. Sending digital dollars home shouldn't take days. With Tether Wallet, USD₮ arrives in seconds peer-to-peer, borderless, directly to any @tether.me address. For the moments that matter most. Tether Wallet. The People's Wallet. wallet.tether.io
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Everyone holding USDT in Europe is getting the same advice right now: convert it all to USDC. That advice is wrong. Your USDT is legal, it's yours, and you can spend it directly from your wallet. Rent, invoices, payroll. Fiat lands in any bank account. What actually changed? trustlinq.com/spend-usdt-in-…
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We've added @Ripple Payments to our settlement stack. Direct crypto-to-fiat settlement from self-custodial stablecoin wallets to recipient bank accounts. 170+ countries. 80+ currencies. No exchange, no off-ramp, no sender-side bank account. Live today.
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The yield layer is maturing fast. The spending layer needs to catch up. @TrustLinq is building the rails that let tokenized assets like USYC reach any bank account in 170+ countries, in 80+ currencies, without an off-ramp.
Circle's Tokenized Money Fund (USYC) has grown rapidly and just passed $2B.
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The on-chain transfer is instant and near-free. The last payment mile is landing it in someone's bank account in their local currency, the same day, without them ever touching crypto. That is the piece that makes this truly global. @TrustLinq
You can send money from the U.S. to Australia faster than I wrote this tweet, for less than a cent. Thanks crypto.
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A freelance developer in Buenos Aires receives USDT from clients worldwide. Every month she pays her rent in ARS. Before: exchange, wait, convert, pay. Now: one payment from wallet to landlord's bank account.
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The agents can hold the wallet. The humans they pay still have bank accounts. That last mile - stablecoin in, local fiat out, 170+ countries - is where the agentic economy meets the real one. That is @TrustLinq.
Very soon there are going to be more AI agents than humans making transactions. They can’t open a bank account, but they can own a crypto wallet. Think about it.
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600M people hold crypto globally. 0.003% of businesses accept it. That is not an adoption problem. That is an infrastructure gap.
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A DAO in Lisbon had 200K in USDC and a 15K legal bill. Their lawyer does not accept crypto. The treasury paid directly. Lawyer received EUR via SEPA. No personal cash-out. No middleman.
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You hold USDC but your landlord only accepts bank transfers. @TrustLinq turns your USDC into a local bank transfer. Your landlord gets paid. You never touch an exchange.
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