How do I buy crypto with fiat through Bron?

Before your first transaction, you’ll need to complete KYC (KYB for businesses). This is done in-app through our partners at Sumsub. The fiat features are provided by Noah, an independent regulated provider. Once approved, Noah opens an account in your name. This will enable you to send and receive fiat transfers. Once a transfer arrives in your Noah account, Noah converts it to stablecoins, which are then accessible in your Bron self-custody wallet. Bron provides software only — it does not hold fiat, operate the account, or exchange or transmit funds. Platform access fees start from 0.05%; the provider applies its own transfer and conversion fees depending on the payment rail (SEPA, SWIFT, wire). Geo restrictions apply.

How do I cash out crypto to my bank account?

Off-ramps work through the same regulated account. The conversion happens on the provider’s books, and funds are paid out to your bank account from the regulated account, which is in your name. Depending on the payment rail (SEPA, ACH, SWIFT, local transfers), payouts typically arrive within seconds to a few business days.

Will my bank block transfers related to crypto?

Your bank only sees a transfer between two accounts in your own name — the regulated account with the licensed provider and your bank account. The crypto conversion itself happens upstream on the provider’s side, fully regulated.

Does Bron hold my money during a fiat conversion?

No. Bron is a self-custodial software interface and never holds or controls your assets. Fiat sits in the regulated account a licensed third-party provider opens for you in your name, and crypto stays in your wallet, secured by Bron’s MPC architecture, until you sign a transaction.

Are there limits on how much I can convert?

Bron adds no artificial caps. Conversion limits depend on your verification level and your verified source of funds — after the one-time onboarding the workflow is the same for thousands or millions, individuals or businesses.

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Bron Wallet interface showing fiat and crypto side by side

Buy Clean. Sell Easy

Compliant in, compliant out with fees from 0.05% per conversion. Suitable for both individuals and businesses. KYC/KYB with a leading 3rd party licensed provider to enjoy seamless transfers between fiat and crypto. Geo restrictions may apply.

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Cash Out Without Losing Your Bank

Not sure how your bank feels about crypto? All on- and off-ramps at Bron run through a regulated account that you open with a licensed 3rd party provider. Your bank just sees a transfer between your own accounts. The conversion itself happens upstream, on the provider's books — fully regulated, no headaches.

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One Wallet, Every Invoice

Paying for private jets, contractors, or school fees abroad? Enter the invoice details in the app and pay it in crypto — no different from a fiat transfer, but with serious engineering behind the scenes. Your crypto goes to a licensed 3rd party provider, where it converts to fiat and the invoice is settled from an account with your name on it. All complexity removed, fully compliant, with payouts available in 120+ local currencies.

As Big As Your Source of Funds

Onboard with a licensed 3rd party provider once then transact at any scale — as long as your source of funds supports it. No artificial caps. Thousands or millions, individuals or businesses, the workflow is the same.

FAQ

: Before your first transaction, you’ll need to complete KYC (KYB for businesses). This is done in-app through our partners at Sumsub. The fiat features are provided by Noah, an independent regulated provider. Once approved, Noah opens an account in your name. This will enable you to send and receive fiat transfers. Once a transfer arrives in your Noah account, Noah converts it to stablecoins, which are then accessible in your Bron self-custody wallet. Bron provides software only — it does not hold fiat, operate the account, or exchange or transmit funds. Platform access fees start from 0.05%; the provider applies its own transfer and conversion fees depending on the payment rail (SEPA, SWIFT, wire). Geo restrictions apply.
: Off-ramps work through the same regulated account. The conversion happens on the provider’s books, and funds are paid out to your bank account from the regulated account, which is in your name. Depending on the payment rail (SEPA, ACH, SWIFT, local transfers), payouts typically arrive within seconds to a few business days.
: Your bank only sees a transfer between two accounts in your own name — the regulated account with the licensed provider and your bank account. The crypto conversion itself happens upstream on the provider’s side, fully regulated.
: No. Bron is a self-custodial software interface and never holds or controls your assets. Fiat sits in the regulated account a licensed third-party provider opens for you in your name, and crypto stays in your wallet, secured by Bron’s MPC architecture, until you sign a transaction.
: Yes. Enter the invoice details in the app and pay it in crypto: your crypto goes to the licensed third-party provider, where it converts to fiat, and the invoice is settled from an account with your name on it — with payouts available in 120+ local currencies.
: Bron adds no artificial caps. Conversion limits depend on your verification level and your verified source of funds — after the one-time onboarding the workflow is the same for thousands or millions, individuals or businesses.