KAST Adds USD and EUR Account Details for Global Payments


You didn’t go freelance to rebuild your payment setup every time a client pays differently.
KAST now gives eligible verified users their own USD and/or EUR account details. Share them with your employer, your client, a platform, or your own bank. The money lands in KAST, ready to spend, send, earn, or hold.
For freelancers, remote workers, digital nomads, and global earners, this creates a direct way to receive supported USD and EUR payments without opening a separate local account for every payment flow.
Your KAST Account Can Now Receive USD and EUR
KAST users will get their own USD and EUR account details inside the app. These details can be shared with employers, clients, platforms, or another bank account that needs to send funds.
The USD account supports ACH, Fedwire, and SWIFT deposits. The EUR account supports SEPA deposits.
That gives users a cleaner way to receive international payments and settle them into KAST. Instead of receiving fiat elsewhere, waiting for clearance, then moving funds again, users can bring the payment into KAST from the start.
| Currency | Supported rails | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| USD | ACH | $2 flat |
| USD | Fedwire | $15 flat |
| USD | SWIFT | $30 flat |
| EUR | SEPA | $0 fixed fee + 0.5% processing |
KAST charges 0% FX on USD deposits, with flat fees based on the transfer method. EUR SEPA deposits have no fixed receiving fee and include a 0.5% processing fee.
Built for Freelancers, Remote Workers, and Nomads
Many people earn globally but manage money locally. A designer in one country may invoice a U.S. client. A developer may receive EUR from a European company. A remote worker may need bank-style account details before an employer can send salary.
KAST now gives those users a freelancer global bank account-style receiving setup inside the app. They can share USD or EUR account details and receive payments through familiar fiat rails.
They still need a verified KAST account and must meet eligibility checks, but they do not need to open a separate EUR account elsewhere just to receive a SEPA payment into KAST.
The same applies to USD. Users who need a virtual USD account crypto flow can receive supported USD transfers and have the funds settle into USDC inside KAST.
Ready to receive EUR in KAST? Activate your EUR account in the app and get your SEPA details in minutes.
How USD and EUR Deposits Work in KAST
The flow is simple from the user side.
First, a verified KAST user activates USD and EUR account details in the app. EUR activation is instant after consent. USD activation requires a separate approval process, so it may show as pending or rejected.
Then the user shares the account details with the sender. That sender can be an employer, a client, a platform, or the user’s own bank account.
After the payment arrives and clears, KAST credits the user’s balance in USDC. The funds can then be used in the KAST app.
Once the money lands, users can:
| Action | What it means |
|---|---|
| Spend | Use the KAST Card where supported |
| Send | Transfer funds through KAST Pay |
| Hold | Keep the balance in KAST |
| Earn | Grow your money using Earn |
What Users Should Know Before They Activate
This release covers deposits only. Users can receive USD and EUR into KAST, but this feature does not replace existing outbound fiat transfer flows.
USD account approval also runs separately from standard KAST verification. That means a user can have a verified KAST account and still face a pending or rejected USD account status.
Some larger or unusual deposits may require extra checks.
KAST will show users the relevant account status in the app. If a USD account cannot be created or needs more review, users will see the next step there.
For anyone who earns across borders, invoices international clients, or receives money through SWIFT, SEPA, ACH, or Fedwire, KAST now offers a more direct path.
Open KAST , activate your USD and EUR account details, and start receiving payments directly into your KAST account.
Disclaimer: This content is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute investment, legal, tax, or financial advice. Digital assets involve high risk and may result in total loss. Please do your own research and consult professional advisors before making any decisions. Read full disclaimer here.



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