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Products & assets

TermMeaning
StablebondA tokenized, yield-bearing sovereign bond (e.g. CETES) — it earns the yield of the underlying government debt while you hold it on-chain.
StablecoinA token pegged to a fiat currency, such as USDC.

Stablebonds

Stablebonds are yield-bearing — they accrue the yield of the underlying sovereign debt while you hold them.

Token addresses

Each stablebond is deployed on multiple chains, each with its own mint (Solana), asset issuer (Stellar), or token contract (EVM). The addresses below are pulled live and link to each chain’s block explorer. Use these to verify a token, add a trustline, or import the asset — but when quoting or building orders, always use the identifier from GET /ramp/assets rather than hardcoding (sandbox identifiers differ from these production ones).

Transaction types

TermMeaning
OnrampBuying tokens with fiat (the customer pays MXN and receives tokens).
OfframpSelling tokens for fiat (the customer sends tokens and receives MXN).
SwapExchanging one token for another.
QuoteTime-bound pricing for a transaction. Quotes expire after 2 minutes.
OrderAn onramp or offramp transaction created from a quote.

Fiat & banking (Mexico)

TermMeaning
MXNMexican peso.
SPEIMexico’s real-time interbank electronic transfer system.
CLABEThe 18-digit standardized Mexican bank account number used for SPEI transfers.
depositClabeThe CLABE a customer deposits MXN into to fund an onramp order.
RFCMexican taxpayer ID (Registro Federal de Contribuyentes). Sandbox uses placeholder RFCs — see the Sandbox Reference.

Fiat & banking (Brazil)

TermMeaning
BRLBrazilian real — the fiat currency for Brazil ramps.
PixBrazil’s instant payment system, operated by the Central Bank of Brazil. The Brazilian equivalent of SPEI.
Pix key (pixKey)The identifier a Pix payment is sent to or received from. Its kind is given by pixKeyType.
Pix key type (pixKeyType)The kind of Pix key — commonly a CPF, CNPJ, email, phone number, or a random (EVP) key.
CPFBrazilian individual taxpayer ID (Cadastro de Pessoas Físicas), required for personal BRL accounts. The Brazilian analog of Mexico’s RFC.
CNPJBrazilian business taxpayer ID (Cadastro Nacional da Pessoa Jurídica), required for business BRL accounts.

Identity & compliance

TermMeaning
KYCKnow Your Customer — identity verification for an individual (personal customer).
KYBKnow Your Business — verification of a business entity, such as your organization for production access.
Presigned URLA hosted Etherfuse page, generated via the API, where a customer completes onboarding steps (KYC, bank linking, agreements).
Partner feeAn additional fee (up to 500 bps) a partner can layer on top of the platform fee. See Fees.
bpsBasis points. 1 bps = 0.01%; 100 bps = 1%.

On-chain

TermMeaning
Public key / walletA blockchain wallet address registered to a customer.
Proxy accountEtherfuse’s internal record linking a customer’s wallet and identity. Proxy account not found means the supplied IDs don’t match onboarding.
Trustline(Stellar) Authorization a wallet must establish before it can hold a given asset. Handled automatically for Stellar onramps.
XDR(Stellar) The encoded transaction format a user signs (e.g. the stellarClaimTransaction).
Claimable balance(Stellar) A pending balance the recipient claims; used for first-time wallet onramps.
burnTransactionThe unsigned transaction a customer signs to send tokens when offramping.
Stellar anchorA bridge between the Stellar network and traditional fiat rails, defined by Stellar Ecosystem Proposals (SEPs). Etherfuse acts as an anchor for Stellar offramps. Learn more ↗
Anchor mode(Stellar offramps) Setting useAnchor: true makes Etherfuse return the anchor destination account and memo (SEP-24) instead of a pre-signed burnTransaction — you build and submit the payment yourself. See Anchor Mode.

Organization & events

TermMeaning
Child organizationA sub-organization you create (and can apply a partner fee to) on behalf of a partner or customer.
WebhookAn HTTP callback delivering HMAC-signed event updates for orders, KYC, and bank accounts. See Webhooks.