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SET DocsAPI reference and complianceUpdated 2026-11-09
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Coverage and limits

What SET can move today, where, and what it cannot. Check this page before you design around a currency, rail, chain or region. Last reviewed 2026-11-09.

Available means switched on for SET today; a customer may still need its own endorsement for a currency (the currencies on GET /v1/customers/{id}). On request means built in the API and waiting on enablement for SET's account: ask SET before relying on it. Not available means do not plan on it.

Currencies and bank rails

CurrencyCollect from payersPay out to a bankState
USDACH, wire, FedNow, to an account in the merchant's nameACH (default) or wire to a US accountAvailable
EURVirtual IBAN: SEPA standard and instantSEPA to an IBANAvailable, by endorsement
GBPUK sort code and account number: Faster PaymentsFaster Payments to a UK accountOn request
MXNSPEISPEIOn request
BRLPixPixOn request
COPPSE collectionsColombian bank transferOn request
Any other currencyNot available
  • RTP is not available. FedNow payouts are built and switched off.
  • SWIFT is available only as a one-off transfer from a custodial wallet (One-off transfers).
  • Bank payouts follow each rail's cut-off times and banking days.
  • No rate is locked. Conversion happens at the rate when the money arrives.

Stablecoins and chains

AssetChainsNotes
USDCBase, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, SolanaDelivered or accepted where the route exists; the API refuses a route that does not
USDTEthereum, Solana
USDTTronDelivery only. Nothing accepts USDT on Tron in
EURCBase, Ethereum, Solana
PYUSDWhere the route exists
Bitcoin, Ether and other tokensNot available through the APIs

SET Direct Deposit takes USDC on Base and Ethereum only: the chains whose deposits name their sender on chain. Payable Email pays new payees on Base.

Amounts

  • Minimum for a Cash-Out payment: 1 USDC after the fee. Payable Email: 2 USDC a payment.
  • SET sets no maximum where its provider states none. A platform can set its own limits per key and per recipient (Payout controls).
  • Bank amounts are whole cents.

Where SET does not serve

WhoRule
People and businesses in New YorkRefused: principal residence or operating address
People in TexasNo custodial wallet
Algeria, Burundi, China, Japan, TunisiaNot served
South KoreaNo new customers
Sanctioned people, entities and jurisdictionsRefused (Sanctions and OFAC)
Gaming, gambling and the other activities SET refusesRefused (Prohibited activities)

SET Direct Deposit pays dollars to US payees with US bank accounts.

What the APIs do not do

  • Hold a platform's or a merchant's money at SET (Flow of funds).
  • Issue cards, lend, or pay interest or rewards.
  • Lock an exchange rate or quote a guaranteed amount in advance.
  • File tax forms. SET supplies year-end totals (Statements and tax data).
  • Carry an uptime percentage by default (Availability and support).

Service limits

  • Each API key has its own request and write limit a minute, stated on every answer in RateLimit-* headers.
  • Up to ten further webhook endpoints per platform, beside the first.
  • The sandbox simulates money movement and labels every simulated result; it never moves money.