As crossborder operations evolve, more companies are looking for alternatives beyond traditional fiat settlement. Stablecoins like USDT and USDC have become part of the financial strategy of PSPs, global platforms, marketplaces, and companies operating internationally, especially when speed, operational flexibility, and global liquidity matter. To support this demand, WEPayments now offers crypto withdrawals directly through the platform, allowing BRL balances to be settled into approved crypto wallets.
This article explains how the flow works, what your company needs to provide, and the operational and compliance requirements behind the process.
What is Crypto Settlement?
Crypto settlement allows companies to convert BRL balances into stablecoins and receive the funds directly in a validated wallet.
Currently, the supported stablecoins are:
And the supported blockchain networks are:
The operation follows a controlled and compliant flow, where settlements are only executed to previously approved wallets under the customer’s ownership.
Why Wallet Validation is Required
Because crypto transactions are irreversible and involve regulatory and operational risks, every wallet must go through a validation process before the first withdrawal.
This validation ensures:
Settlements to non-approved wallets are not allowed.
What Your Company Needs to Provide
Before enabling crypto settlement, your company must send:
1. Wallet Information
2. Required Documentation
The following documents are mandatory for validation:
Documents should be sent to:
Subject line:
[Company Name] – Crypto Settlement (BRL → USDT/USDC)
Wallet Approval Process
Once the documentation is reviewed and approved:
The wallet is linked to your account
A validation transfer of 1 USDT is sent
Crypto payout functionality is enabled on the platform
The origin wallet address becomes visible in your operational flow
After approval, your company will be able to request settlements directly through the WEPayments dashboard.
How the Withdrawal Flow Works
The operational flow is simple from the customer perspective.
Inside the WEpayments Dashboard:
Access Account > Settlements
Click on Create Settlement
Enter the amount in BRL
Submit the request
After the request is created, the WEpayments operations team handles the settlement process.
This includes:
FX conversion from BRL to crypto
Execution using the market conditions available at the moment
Transfer to the approved wallet
Blockchain transaction generation (Hash)
The Hash is shared for tracking and confirmation purposes.
Important Operational Notes
The minimum amount for withdrawal is 25K BRL. Also, crypto settlement is not instant, our current operational SLA:
D0 business day, if requested until 2pm Brazilian commercial hours.
D+1 business day if requested after this time.
The process involves operational validations, partner execution, blockchain settlement, and compliance controls.
For this reason, companies should plan treasury operations considering the settlement window.
Fees and Financial Requirements
Settlement fees may apply according to the commercial proposal established with your company.
To execute withdrawals successfully, the account must also be fully compliant regarding:
Wallet Changes
If your company needs to update the destination wallet, a new validation cycle is required.
This includes:
A new wallet ownership declaration
Updated exchange/broker confirmation
A new approval process before withdrawals are re-enabled
Compliance and Governance
Crypto settlement operations at WEpayments are designed with strict operational governance and compliance controls.
This includes:
Wallet ownership verification
Approved partner validation
Operational traceability
Blockchain transaction monitoring
Segregation between customer funds and WEpayments operations
Additionally, crypto purchases are always executed on behalf of the customer.
Final Considerations
Crypto settlement brings more flexibility to international operations, especially for companies already operating in digital asset ecosystems or crossborder environments. At the same time, the process requires structured governance, validated wallets, and operational controls to ensure safe and compliant transactions.
If your company is interested in enabling crypto withdrawals, the WEPayments team can support the onboarding and validation process end-to-end.