Add stablecoin payment flows without rebuilding treasury controls.
Use one integration to create payments, receive status updates, and connect your product to Tesarus accounts, approval rules, and business records.
Your product needs payment infrastructure, not another treasury system to maintain.
Tesarus gives your engineering team a consistent API layer while finance and operations keep the account structure, limits, approvals, and records they require.
Build the payment experiences your product needs.
Create incoming payment requests or outgoing payment instructions with account and business reference context.
Retrieve the company accounts, supported assets, networks, and payment addresses available to the integration.
Receive structured events when payment or transaction status changes.
Submit outgoing payment requests into the same limit and approval workflow used by the Tesarus interface.
Keep integration-generated activity connected to company accounts, counterparties, references, and reports.
The API follows the same roles, limits, and approval rules.
An integration should not create a back door around company policy. API credentials receive defined permissions, and sensitive operations remain subject to account restrictions, transaction limits, and required approvals.
Move from setup to production through a controlled process.
Create an integration and define the required API permissions.
Connect accounts, payment references, and webhook endpoints.
Test successful, pending, failed, and approval-required scenarios.
Activate production access after operational and security review.
Bring stablecoin payments into your product with company controls intact.
Discuss your payment flow, integration boundaries, and control requirements with the Tesarus team.
Talk to the integration team