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Who it’s for: stablecoin-native fintechs, neobanks, and wallets that want to give users a way to earn on their dollar balances. Who can buy: eligible non-US users, verified by Passage for each offering. Ondo and Centrifuge assets are not available in the United States. See Eligibility and compliance. The flow: the user signs in with Passage via OAuth, completes KYC and eligibility, puts stablecoins into a yield-bearing asset inside your app, and receives tokens to their self-custody wallet.

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What your users can earn on

These are examples. See Fixed income for every yield-bearing asset in the catalog.

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How each issuer settles

Ondo. Users buy and sell Ondo’s Treasury and bond trackers through a swap, during each asset’s trading window. The token gives economic exposure to the underlying ETF. See Ondo. Centrifuge. Users deposit USDC into a deRWA token that gives exposure to an institutional fund. The user places a request, the fund fills it on its dealing schedule, and the user claims the tokens afterwards, so plan for a pending state in your UI. The smallest deposit is 10,050 USDC: 10,000 USDC into the fund plus the 0.5% CoinList deposit fee. See Centrifuge. Once users hold deRWA tokens, they can also use them as collateral in DeFi lending markets. See Lending pools and vaults.

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Build it

Ondo Swap

The buy and sell paths for Ondo assets.

Centrifuge Vaults

Deposit, redeem, and claim for Centrifuge assets.

Fetch offers

List the offers available to your users and render them in your own UI.

Fixed income catalog

Every tokenized Treasury, bond, and credit product, with ticker and issuer.