What's the best stablecoin onramp?

Looks like Circle charges ~3% for card transactions, 0.2% for ACH and $8 for wires.

Is that the best you can do? I *think* Coinbase users can ACH in $1000, then withdraw 1000 USDC. Are they just eating the cost as a loss leader?

https://www.circle.com/en/pricing#payments

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ya i meant from a dev perspective!

what's bridge?

moonpay, transak, and wyre all look like they have high fees

 https://i.imgur.com/94OlnYG.png

You're likely asking from an individual perspective but from a dev perspective, check out MoonPay and Bridge.

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like, directly from fiat to USDC address? or fiat > Coinbase account > convert to USDC > withdraw to address?

stripe? https://stripe.com/en-ca/blog/crypto-onramp

I believe that is API pricing, if you are just doing regular ACH from your own set of accounts it should be free AFAIK

Have you checked Mt Pelerin? They are Swiss based.

For large amount you can wire to Coinbase and then can pretty much withdraw instantly

Coinbase allows very large amount deposits from a bank account directly to USDC with zero fees at least up to around $20K.