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Global financial infrastructure via API.
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Global financial infrastructure via API
Decaf provides APIs that allow platforms to send and receive money globally using stablecoins, messaging-native delivery, and real-world payout rails.
With Decaf, developers can deliver funds to anyone using just a phone number or email, enabling global payouts, remittances, creator payments, contractor payroll, and institutional disbursements.
Instead of integrating multiple financial providers across different countries, developers integrate once with the Decaf API and gain access to global payout infrastructure.
Overview
Modern financial applications require global payment infrastructure.
Traditional systems require:
- multiple banking integrations
- local payment licenses
- regional payout partners
- complex compliance flows
Decaf simplifies global money movement by combining:
- stablecoin settlement
- messaging-based delivery
- global payout networks
- compliance and identity verification
Developers integrate a single API while Decaf orchestrates the financial rails behind the scenes.
System Architecture

This architecture allows developers to integrate once while accessing multiple payout methods globally.
What Developers Can Build
Creator Platforms
Pay creators, influencers, or marketplace sellers globally. Creators receive a notification and choose how they want to receive their earnings.
Remittance Applications
Allow users to send money internationally. Senders fund transfers using card payments or stablecoins, and recipients receive funds through Decaf payout rails.
Marketplace Withdrawals
Allow gig workers or sellers to withdraw earnings globally. Recipients only need a phone number or email.
Contractor Payroll
Companies paying international contractors can distribute payments worldwide. Recipients can withdraw funds through multiple payout methods.
Humanitarian Disbursements
Organizations can distribute financial aid to recipients globally through messaging-based delivery. Recipients can receive funds without requiring bank accounts.