Convert fiat to crypto
Last updated About 1 month ago
Summary
Use this guide to convert fiat into stablecoins in Reah so funds can be used for wallet funding, onchain payments, or treasury workflows.
How fiat-to-crypto conversion works in Reah
A fiat-to-crypto conversion lets your business move from fiat balances into supported stablecoins or other supported destination assets available in your workspace.
Businesses typically use this workflow when they need to:
fund onchain operations
prepare stablecoin balances for payments
move capital into treasury or other supported onchain use cases
reduce the friction of moving between banking rails and onchain rails
Before you convert fiat to crypto
Before submitting a conversion, confirm:
the fiat balance is available in your account
the destination asset and it’s corresponding blockchain are the one your team actually needs
the amount matches the intended business use
the minimum convert amount is $5
any displayed fees, spreads, rates, or settlement timing are acceptable
How to convert fiat to crypto in Reah
Open the Convert feature in Reah.

Select the banking account and destination wallet.
Select the fiat currency you want to convert.
Select the destination stablecoin or supported asset.
Enter the amount you want to convert.
Set the maximum acceptable change in output amount between approval and execution. (If the expected amount falls below this threshold, the conversion will not proceed)

Review the quoted outcome, fees, and timing.
Submit the conversion and track its status in Reah.
What to expect after submission
After submission, the conversion may:
process immediately
remain pending during review or approval
take additional time depending on settlement timing, approval requirements, or processing conditions
be auto-rejected if, during approval or processing, the price exceeds your execution constraint due to on-chain liquidity or market price changes.
Once the conversion is complete, the destination stablecoin or asset balance should appear in your workspace and be available for the next supported step.
Common issues to check
A fiat-to-crypto conversion may be delayed or fail if:
the fiat balance is insufficient
the destination asset is not supported
the quoted details changed before submission
an approval step is incomplete
the workflow is affected by timing, limits, or operational review
Best practices
Confirm the destination asset before submitting
Use fiat-to-crypto conversion when the next step is clearly onchain
Review timing carefully if the funds are needed for a deadline-sensitive payment
Avoid treating the workflow as complete until the destination balance is visible