Services

Four ways to connect your money.

Software to access services from different international providers from a single place. Each capacity retains its provider, coverage and conditions.

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What you can do

Start with your need.

On-ramp / Off-ramp

Access on-ramp and off-ramp services

On-ramp is the technology channel to providers that facilitate entry from traditional money into digital assets. Off-ramp connects to providers that facilitate the exit to traditional money through the selected provider and method.

Use an on-ramp provider for USDT on a supported network or an off-ramp provider for USDC and receive the result in a supported account.

Availability and conditions

The asset, network, country and method form a specific combination. Review the net amount, commissions and limits of that option.

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Remittance as a Service

Send money abroad

Remittance as a Service brings together international payment and remittance services provided by third parties.

Send money to a person in another country or pay an international provider using the method the destination supports.

Availability and conditions

Each corridor has its own country of origin and destination, delivery currency, method and requirements. The costs and deadlines correspond to that route.

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Banking as a Service

Connect accounts and banking services

Banking as a Service allows you to access accounts and banking services offered by third parties from one software experience.

Request an account or receipt data in a supported currency and see how funds are received and settled.

Availability and conditions

A bank account, a payment account and receipt data are not the same product. The provider must identify ownership, applicable protection, and whether settlement is fiat or in a digital asset.

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Crypto as a Service

Access digital asset services

Crypto as a Service connects wallet infrastructure, assets, networks, conversions and transfers, depending on the capabilities of each provider.

Receive USDT in TRON/TRC20, query USDT or USDC in Polygon PoS and choose the service supported by each asset and network.

Availability and conditions

USDT on TRON and USDT on Polygon are different network positions. Custody, key control, commissions and destinations depend on the contracted product.

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On-ramp: money → crypto

Select currency, amount and method for an on-ramp route on a supported network. The option should show the provider, their costs, and the asset you would receive. Not all networks of the same token support the same route.

How the on-ramp works

Off-ramp: crypto → money

Select the asset, its network and the receiving destination. The provider determines the conversion, verifications and delivery channel of traditional money. Sending the token is not equivalent to having received the money.

How the off-ramp works

Accounts and settlement

Same place, different products.

A common presentation does not change the nature of the product.

Bank account

It must identify the institution providing it, the account holder and the terms governing the funds. Its appearance in an interface does not imply a deposit guarantee.

Payment or receipt account

It may provide details for receiving money and settling it in another currency or asset. Bank details do not prove that a deposit exists in your name.

Wallet and digital assets

The token and the network determine the position. The provider defines custody and controls. USDT TRON and USDT Polygon are not a single interchangeable position without compatible operation.

Multi-provider model

Each integration has its own scope.

ZESIONS brings together software experience; custody, conversion and execution correspond to the parties identified in each service.

Proven capabilities

Coverage is tied to a specific combination of provider, profile, country, service, method, currency and, where applicable, asset and network. Remittances incorporate origin and destination.

How to check coverage

What route do you need?

Tell us your country, profile and service of interest, without including sensitive information.

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