Gleo

Anchors

Practice

Cash in and cash out of USDG through anchors

A USDG on and off-ramp needs an anchor: a licensed business that takes local money and hands out tokens, or the reverse. This page walks a Gleo corridor end to end, from quote to reference number, using reference exchange rates. No partner is live yet, so every transfer here is a signed practice receipt.

Practice mode. No anchor is connected to Gleo yet. Corridors and fees below are examples of how terms will be shown; FX uses daily reference rates. Deposits and withdrawals are signed receipts, and no money or tokens move.

Anchor directory

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CurrencyRailSpeed1 USDG =Example feeStatus
USD United StatesACH or wiresame day—0.25% + 1 USDSeeking anchor
EUR Euro areaSEPA Instantminutes—0.3% + 1 EURSeeking anchor
GBP United KingdomFaster Paymentsminutes—0.3% + 1 GBPSeeking anchor
MXN MexicoSPEIminutes—0.6% + 10 MXNSeeking anchor
BRL BrazilPixminutes—0.6% + 2 BRLSeeking anchor
PHP PhilippinesCash pickup or e-wallethours—1% + 30 PHPSeeking anchor
NGN NigeriaBank transferhours—1% + 500 NGNSeeking anchor
KES KenyaMobile moneyminutes—1% + 50 KESSeeking anchor
INR IndiaUPIminutes—0.8% + 20 INRSeeking anchor
IDR IndonesiaBank transferhours—0.8% + 5,000 IDRSeeking anchor

Connect a wallet to try a deposit or withdrawal

Any EVM wallet that can add a custom network will do. Connecting shares your address and nothing else, and Robinhood Chain is added to the wallet if it is not there yet.

How anchors fit in

From local cash to USDG and back

Anchors are partners, not contracts. Gleo's part is the registry and the flow your wallet sees; the licensed partner handles the money.

  • Quote

    You choose a currency and amount and see the rate and fee before anything happens.

  • Identity check

    The anchor runs its own checks, as its licence requires. Gleo does not collect your documents.

  • Settlement

    Cash moves on a local rail; USDG moves on Robinhood Chain to or from your wallet.

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