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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.etherfuse.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Before you can create quotes or orders, your organization needs at least one registered wallet and one active bank account. You can set these up via the API (shown below) or through the Etherfuse dashboard at devnet (sandbox) / production.
Wallets and bank accounts registered here belong to your organization (the parent org). For onboarding your customers and their accounts, see Onboarding Customers.
Complete KYB before going to production. We strongly recommend verifying your organization (Know Your Business) with Etherfuse before setting up production accounts. KYB simplifies wallet onboarding by letting you claim ownership at the organization level, can make you eligible for reduced fee tiers, and ensures your accounts are managed under your company’s identity rather than individual credentials. Contact your Etherfuse representative to start the KYB process.

Wallets

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Register a Wallet — POST /ramp/wallet

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Check Wallet Status — GET /ramp/wallet/{wallet_id}

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Delete a Wallet — DELETE /ramp/wallet/{wallet_id}

Bank Accounts

Treat production bank account registration as permanent. Mexican banking regulations make it extremely difficult to change or replace a bank account once it has been registered under a given RFC. Double-check the CLABE, RFC, and CURP before submitting in production. Errors may require manual intervention with Etherfuse support and can delay your ability to transact.
STP CLABEs (prefix 646) are not supported. CLABEs starting with 646 belong to STP (Sistema de Transferencias y Pagos), and STP-to-STP transfers are not currently supported. Please use a CLABE from a different bank.
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Register a Bank Account — POST /ramp/customer/{customer_id}/bank-account

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Check Bank Account Status — GET /ramp/bank-accounts

What’s Next?

Once you have an approved wallet and an active bank account, you’re ready to start creating orders: