Overview
Brale issues fiat-backed stablecoins for businesses that want programmable dollars without running their own banking or blockchain stack. You set the program rules; Brale handles mint/burn, custody, settlement, reserves, and reporting.Who it’s for
- Fintechs, marketplaces, wallets, banks, credit unions, and payment platforms that want branded or white-label dollars.
- Issuers that need multi-chain support, 1:1 reserves, and compliance controls
- Teams that want APIs first, with dashboards for operations and reconciliatio
How it works
- Onboard & scope: Complete KYB and choose issuance scope (mainnet/testnet), supported rails, and branding.
- Create managed accounts: Represent your customers or programs; Brale provides custodial addresses on supported chains.
- Fund & mint: Move fiat in (ACH/wire/RTP) to mint branded stablecoins (e.g.,
SBC,USDGLO) to custodial addresses. - Circulate: Transfer on-chain or off-chain; configure automations for deposits and payouts.
- Redeem & burn: Burn to settle redemptions back to fiat rails.
- Monitor: Use balances, transfers, and webhooks for reconciliation; view reserves and status in-dashboard.
Guarantees & controls
- 1:1 reserves for issued supply; transparent reserve visibility.
- KSUID identifiers (
account_id,address_id,automation_id) for traceability. - Idempotency everywhere on POSTs to prevent duplicate mint/burn flows.
- Per-chain custody: internal custodial addresses per chain; external addresses registered per chain/rail.
- Branding: optional statement branding for ACH payouts.
Key building blocks
- Transfers: mint (fiat → stablecoin), redeem (stablecoin → fiat), and move value across rails.
- Addresses: custodial (internal) for issued tokens; external for counterparties.
- Automations: virtual accounts that route deposits to the right token/chain.
- Value types: canonical token identifiers (see Value Types); case-sensitive.