Getting money into a stablecoin wallet is only half the journey. What happens when users want to withdraw it into their bank accounts? For fintechs building around stablecoins, the ability to receive funds is important. But users also need a practical way to move those funds back into local currency. This is where fiat pay-outs come in. Blockradar's pay-out infrastructure allows businesses to convert stablecoins into local fiat currencies and send the funds directly to bank accounts. The process can be initiated programmatically from either a master wallet or an individual user's address. Blockradar also lists built-in fee estimation and gasless options as part of its pay-out infrastructure. Think about the complete user journey. A user funds a wallet through a local bank transfer. The fintech manages the stablecoin balance behind the scenes. When the user wants to withdraw, the business can initiate a conversion and send the resulting fiat to a bank account. That creates a connection between two financial experiences: stablecoin-based balances and familiar local banking. Virtual accounts help users move from fiat into stablecoins. Fiat pay-outs help businesses move in the opposite direction. Both matter when building a product that connects traditional payment channels with stablecoin infrastructure. @BlockradarHQ @iamnotstatic @MORe_aGAiN