

Cardtonic's Stablecoin Funding With Breet's API
Cardtonic partnered with Breet to bring USDT and USDC top-ups to its platform, creating a frictionless way for customers to fund virtual dollar cards.
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Cardtonic partnered with Breet to bring USDT and USDC top-ups to its platform, creating a frictionless way for customers to fund virtual dollar cards.
Read Case StudyFintech and neobank teams use Breet's API to add stablecoin wallets, on/off-ramp, and crypto savings features to their apps. What used to be a year-long infrastructure build now ships in a single sprint.
Betting operators take player deposits in stablecoins and let Breet auto-convert each one to naira the moment it confirms, so no crypto sits on the books and there are no manual operations to run.
E-commerce platforms added USDT checkout for international buyers and swapped 3–5 day wire payouts for same-day naira settlement to their merchants.
Operators on the Nigeria–Ghana corridor swapped slow bank networks for Breet's stablecoin rails. Settlement dropped from days to minutes, and corridor costs fell from 4–6% to under 1%.
Crypto wallet providers added NGN and GHS fiat wallets through Breet's Wallet Services API, without chasing a bank partnership or building compliant rails themselves.
Payroll platforms use Breet's API to pay salaries in USDT and settle contractor payments between Nigeria and Ghana the same day, skipping international wires entirely.
SaaS businesses added stablecoin payments for African customers who can't use international cards, and replaced wire payouts to Nigerian and Ghanaian creators with Breet's off-ramp, cutting payout time from days to minutes.
Import businesses use Breet's OTC desk to buy USDT at institutional rates for supplier payments, with formal records their auditors accept and none of the counterparty risk of the parallel market.