Explore how FastStables helps different, local Australian businesses improve their cashflow and get their AUD faster.
Most stablecoin payments of USDC or USDT appear in your FastStables account within minutes once the transaction is confirmed on-chain. This makes stablecoins one of the fastest ways for Australian businesses to receive crypto payments from local or international clients.
To understand the full process, read our guide on how stablecoin transactions settle.
Stablecoins are digital currencies designed to maintain a stable value by being pegged to traditional currencies like the US dollar. Popular examples include USDT (Tether) and USDC, which are widely used for business payments due to their price stability and liquidity.
If you’re new to stablecoins in Australia, learn more in our guide explaining what a stablecoin is and how it works.
Yes. To accept stablecoin payments and off-ramp them to AUD, FastStables requires identity and business verification. This is necessary to comply with AUSTRAC AML/CTF regulations and to enable compliant AUD payouts to Australian bank accounts.
Learn more about compliance in our article on KYC requirements for stablecoin payments in Australia.
We keep pricing simple and transparent. FastStables charges a flat 0.25% fee when businesses sell stablecoins (USDT or USDC) to AUD. There are no setup fees, subscriptions, FX markups, or hidden charges.
For a full breakdown, see our guide to stablecoin off-ramp fees in Australia.
Off-ramping USDT or USDC to AUD on FastStables is near-instant once the stablecoins are received. In most cases, AUD payouts are available the same business day.
You can read more about settlement timing in our article on how long it takes to off-ramp USDT or USDC to AUD in Australia.
After off-ramping stablecoins to AUD, withdrawals to your nominated Australian bank account are typically processed on the same business day. This makes FastStables significantly faster than traditional international payment rails.
No. FastStables does not require any technical integration, software installation, or API setup. Businesses simply generate a FastStables payment address, receive stablecoins, and off-ramp them to AUD when ready.
This makes FastStables suitable for businesses of all sizes, including freelancers and SMEs, without technical overhead.
One of the most cost-effective ways for Australian businesses to receive USD-denominated payments is by using USD-pegged stablecoins like USDT or USDC. With FastStables, businesses can receive stablecoins globally and settle to AUD quickly at low cost.
Learn more in our guide on how businesses use stablecoins for international payments.
Yes. Payments received via FastStables may be subject to tax, just like any other business income. Businesses are responsible for maintaining accurate records and reporting earnings to the ATO in line with Australian tax obligations.We recommend speaking with a qualified accountant or tax adviser.
Our guide on stablecoin payout records and reconciliation explains how to keep compliant records.
Yes. FastStables is designed for both individuals and businesses that receive payments in USDC or USDT. The process is simple: you receive or deposit stablecoins to your FastStables address, then off-ramp and settle to AUD when you’re ready. Funds are paid out quickly to an Australian bank account.
This makes FastStables suitable for freelancers, contractors, SMEs, and growing businesses that want a fast, predictable way to manage stablecoin payments in Australia.