Manage your workspace, permissions, approvals, billing, and compliance settings.

Account Management

Once your Reah account is set up, you can invite your team and assign each person the right level of access. Use this guide to invite team members to your Reah entity and remove access when it is no longer needed.

Add or remove team members

Transfer ownership of a Reah entity to another team member. The recipient must already be a member of the entity.

Transfer entity ownership

Use this guide to create, switch between, and manage multiple business entities under one Reah account.

Manage multiple business entities

Use this guide to generate a recovery kit for your Reah entity or restore access if you have lost your primary device.

Back up and recover your entity

Upgrading your Reah plan gives your team immediate access to higher-tier features. Billing adjusts on a prorated basis from the day you upgrade.

Upgrade your Reah plan

Reah subscriptions are set to auto-renew by default. If auto-renewal is turned off or a renewal fails, your account will go through a grace period and a restriction period before being downgraded to the Free Plan.

Subscription renewal and downgrade

Reah is a subscription-based platform. Choose a plan from your dashboard to unlock access to banking, stablecoin, treasury, and card features based on your tier.

Choose and subscribe to a plan

When a transaction triggers an approval rule in Reah, it enters a request queue instead of executing immediately. The initiator submits the request, designated approvers review and sign off, and the transaction executes once the required approvals are collected.

Submit, approve, and execute requests

Permission Groups in Reah define what each team member can view, initiate, and approve.

Set up permission groups

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Learn the basics of Reah and get your team, accounts, and rails set up.

Getting Started

Overview of what Reah is, what it is built for, how it is structured, and what to do next.

What is Reah?

Reah is built for businesses that need finance-grade security across both fiat and onchain operations. This article explains how Reah handles custody, wallet security, data privacy, and AI execution boundaries so your team understands what controls are in place before and after onboarding.

Security and custody

Reah is built to help businesses operate across fiat and stablecoin rails with the controls, audit trails, and verification processes that regulated financial operations require. This article covers how compliance works in Reah and where to find more detail on specific requirements.

Compliance overview

Reah supports businesses across a broad range of global jurisdictions. Eligibility depends on what you are setting up — the card program and virtual accounts each have their own supported country lists. Confirm your entity's jurisdiction is eligible for the products you need before onboarding. Conta

Supported and prohibited countries

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Reah glossary

Reah is built for businesses that operate across fiat, stablecoins, and modern financial workflows — especially those that have outgrown fragmented systems and need unified operations, tighter controls, and AI-native execution in one place.

Who Reah is for

Use this guide to create a business account on Reah. Creating a business account creates the business entity your team will use in Reah. It is the starting point for using Reah for onchain finance, treasury activity, approvals, and other business financial operations.

Create a business account

Create, fund, and manage crypto wallets for everyday money movement in Reah.

Wallet

Use this guide to import an existing Safe wallet into Reah. If you do not have one and want to create a new non-custodial, multi-chain wallet, see Create a wallet in Reah instead.

Import a wallet from Safe

This article lists the digital assets and networks Reah supports for wallet operations, transfers, and treasury. Use it as a reference before depositing, transferring, or converting assets.

Supported assets and networks

Use this guide to create a new wallet in Reah. If you already have a Safe multi-sig wallet and want to bring it into Reah, see Import a wallet from Safe instead.

Create a wallet

Use this guide to transfer crypto from Reah to an external wallet. This article explains how to send digital assets from your Reah balance, how crypto transfers work, and why a transfer may be delayed.

Transfer crypto from Reah

Use this guide to deposit crypto into Reah from an external wallet. This article explains how to send digital assets into your Reah balance, how crypto deposits work, and why a deposit may be delayed.

Deposit crypto

Open and use Reah banking accounts to move fiat funds and manage cash operations.

Banking

Use this guide to open a global business banking account in Reah. Opening a global banking account gives your business access to regulated banking infrastructure inside the same financial operating system it uses to manage fiat, stablecoins, treasury activity, and broader finance operations.

Open a banking account

Use this guide to withdraw fiat from Reah to an external bank account. This article explains how to send USD from your Reah balance, how withdrawals work, and why a withdrawal may be delayed.

Withdraw fiat from Reah

Use this guide to deposit fiat into Reah from an external bank account. This article explains how to send USD into your Reah balance, how fiat deposits work, and why a deposit may be delayed.

Deposit fiat

Manage cards for your business, including issuing, using, securing, disputing, and controlling spend.

Cards

Summary You can freeze a virtual card to temporarily pause spending without losing its settings. If a card is lost, compromised, or no longer needed, you can cancel it permanently. Both actions take effect immediately.

Freeze or cancel a card

Summary Use this guide to enable cards for your business in Reah. Enabling cards gives your business access to card-based spending from one balance with real-time visibility inside the same financial system it uses for

Enable cards for your business

Summary Use this guide to set spending limits on Reah cards so your business can control card spend more clearly and match each card to its intended use. Before setting a card spending limit The card is assigned to the

Set card spending limits

Summary Use this guide when a Reah card may be lost, stolen, or exposed to unauthorized use and you need to secure it quickly. What to do first Act immediately Review recent card activity Stop further card usage as

Report a lost or stolen card

Summary Use this guide to understand how purchases work with a Reah card so your team can make business purchases within the right limits and review card activity clearly in Reah. How card purchases work in Reah A Reah

Make a purchase with a Reah card

You can freeze a virtual card to temporarily pause spending without losing its settings. If a card is lost, compromised, or no longer needed, you can cancel it permanently. Both actions take effect immediately.

Use this guide to enable cards for your business in Reah. Enabling cards gives your business access to card-based spending from one balance with real-time visibility inside the same financial system it uses for broader finance operations.

Summary Use this guide when a card charge looks unauthorized, incorrect, or otherwise problematic and may need to be disputed. When a dispute may be appropriate You do not recognize the transaction The merchant charged

Dispute a card transaction

Summary Use this guide to create a corporate card in Reah so your business can assign spend to the right cardholder, apply clear limits, and keep card activity visible inside one finance system. How corporate cards work

Create a corporate card

Put idle funds to work and manage treasury deposits, rewards, risks, and withdrawals.

Treasury

When your funds are in a treasury position, rewards accrue automatically and are continuously added to your position value.

Claim treasury rewards

Reah Treasury helps you earn yield on idle crypto assets by allocating them into a curated set of on-chain strategies.

How treasury works

Treasury in Reah lets you put idle capital to work — earning yield on stablecoins and tokenized assets directly from your dashboard. Depositing moves funds from your Reah balance into a treasury product of your choice, where they start generating returns.

Move funds into treasury

You can withdraw funds from your Treasury position directly from your Reah dashboard. Once processed, withdrawn funds are returned to your Reah wallet balance.

Withdraw funds from treasury

Reah Treasury allows you to allocate crypto assets into curated on-chain strategies to earn yield.

Treasury risks

Run cross-rail finance workflows like convert, payments, transaction tracking, and reporting.

Operations

Reah charges fees on wire and ACH transfers, crypto conversions, on-chain gas, card transactions, and subscription plans. Network gas fees are set by the blockchain, not Reah. Use this guide to understand what each fee type covers and what you are not charged for.

Transaction fees

Reah Gas Station is a unified balance that automatically covers blockchain transaction fees across 10 networks, eliminating the need to pre-load native tokens in each wallet.

How Gas Station works

Reah is built for businesses that run operations across fiat and stablecoins. This article explains how stablecoin operations work in Reah — what you can do, how it connects to your broader financial workflows, and what makes Reah different from tools that treat stablecoins as an afterthought.

Stablecoin operations

Use this article to understand how asset conversion works in Reah — including converting between supported digital assets, converting fiat into stablecoins, and converting stablecoins into fiat.

Convert assets

Use this guide to convert stablecoins into fiat in Reah so your business can use those funds for bank transfers, treasury activity, or other fiat-based workflows.

Convert crypto to fiat

Use this guide to convert fiat into stablecoins in Reah so funds can be used for wallet funding, onchain payments, or treasury workflows.

Convert fiat to crypto

Approval workflows in Reah are automated controls that require designated team members to authorize actions before they are executed. In addition to Money Movement approvals, Reah also applies approval workflows to governance actions — such as managing users, permissions, accounts, and approval poli

Create custom approval workflows

In Reah, all transactions are processed through an approval flow.

Set transaction approval rules

A failed transaction is a transaction that was initiated but did not complete successfully. This can happen across bank rails, payment providers, card networks, or blockchain networks. Use this guide to identify the cause and resolve the issue.

Troubleshoot failed transactions

Use this guide to review transaction activity in Reah from one unified ledger, so your team can trace movement across rails and support reporting, auditing, and accounting workflows from a single source of truth.

View transaction history

A pending transaction has been initiated but has not fully settled yet. Use this guide to understand why a transaction may be pending, when to wait, and when to escalate.

Pending transactions

You can export your transaction data from Reah as a CSV file.

Export transaction records

Use this guide to check the status of a transaction in Reah, so your team can confirm whether it is complete, still partially settled, failed, or needs follow-up.

Check transaction status

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