Omega Markets / For payment providers
Add stablecoin FX
to your payment flow.
We’re building conversion execution for providers that already handle stablecoins. Evaluate the rate, itemized costs and account records within your existing payment operation.
Coming soon. Talk with the team about your requirements.
Illustrative FX calculation · USD → EUR
- Example source amount
- $1,000.00
- Assumed fee (0.1%)
- $1.00
- Amount converted
- $999.00
- Illustrative rate · EUR per USD
- 0.861539
- Reference · EUR per USD
- 0.862143
- Assumed spread (0.07%)
- $0.70
- Total cost vs reference
- $1.70
Illustrative calculation · assumptions & source
Illustrative calculation, not a quote or a supported-market announcement. Assumes a 0.1% fee and a 0.07% spread. Funding, network, withdrawal, redemption and bank charges are excluded. Figures do not establish all-in savings.
Reference source ·The planned stablecoin workflow
Where
Omega fits.
Your business manages the customer relationship and collection. Omega’s planned role is stablecoin funding, trading, account records and withdrawal. Any redemption or bank payout is a separate service handled by you or a provider you arrange.
- Source asset
- To be agreed
- Funding route
- To be confirmed
- Trading balance
- Requires available funds
An external account balance may not be available for transfer.
- Order rules
- Agree before testing
- Price limits
- Define for the pilot
- Unfilled amount
- Confirm handling
Available liquidity and the agreed order rules determine the outcome.
- Order outcome
- Review fills or non-fill
- Account record
- Reconcile amounts and fees
- Settlement
- Confirm separately
The pilot should make partial fills, failures and account changes clear.
- Destination asset
- Identify asset and network
- Withdrawal
- Confirm eligibility
- Bank payout
- Outside exchange scope
A displayed balance does not imply withdrawal on any network.
Illustrative workflow · not live activity
Start with the source asset.
The planned trading model requires prefunding. Agree the assets, network and funding route for a pilot before transferring funds.
Define the instruction.
A proposed order follows the rules agreed for the pilot. An estimated price is not a firm quote or a guaranteed fill.
Keep each result distinct.
Review what executed and the associated account record. A fill or an account credit does not, by itself, establish settlement or withdrawal availability.
Confirm the next step.
Confirm when and where the destination asset can be withdrawn. Redemption or a bank payout is a separate service arranged by the provider.
A focused first step
Define the requirements
for your flow.
Tell us the assets, networks and destination you need. We’ll assess the requirements for a possible pilot. Bank funding and payout are outside the immediate exchange scope.
Evaluate the whole flow
What a useful pilot
should prove.
| Evaluate | What the pilot should establish |
|---|---|
| Cost | Execution price, platform fee and every funding, withdrawal or payout cost in the agreed flow. |
| Execution | Available size, order outcomes, partial fills and failure handling. |
| Funding | Prefunding requirements and the cost of committed inventory. |
| Operations | Records that reconcile orders, fills, account changes and withdrawals. |
| Timing | Measured execution, settlement and withdrawal stages; any bank delivery assessed separately. |
