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

Real World Ethereum 🌎 
building /daimo ✳️ 

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

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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

https://bridge.xyz/

@zcabrams on Twitter is behind it. Happy to intro if you dm me. 

We're likely using for some initiatives we have at Bunches this quarter. 

Evaluating now. 

It's between Bridge and MoonPay.

Wow, this looks super polished

I also love the focus. All the other ones I’ve seen are “API to buy and sell crypto” while this one specializes in stablecoins

Yep. Zach is the real deal too. Love the way they're building this out philosophically. Very intentional. Which works really well for what we're up to.