Build a Complete Stablecoin Product with Para and Brale
Combine Para's wallet-as-a-service infrastructure with Brale's stablecoin issuance APIs to power embedded wallets, onramps, branded stablecoins, and instant global payouts without rebuilding your stack.
Most onchain money products break in one of two places.
The first is onboarding: users hit seed phrases, browser extensions, and fragmented wallet setups that kill conversion before a single dollar moves.
The second is money movement: once users are in, getting USD in and out through onramps, payouts, and stablecoin rails becomes its own engineering project.
Para handles the first. Brale handles the second. Use them together and you've got the full stack.
The Stack at a Glance
Our wallet-as-a-service stack gives your users an embedded, non-custodial wallet at sign-up, secured with distributed MPC, accessible via passkeys or social login, no seed phrase required. Para is SOC 2 Type II certified and trusted by 10M+ users.
Brale is regulated stablecoin infrastructure, the API layer for issuing branded stablecoins, converting USD to and from stablecoins, and orchestrating onramps, offramps, swaps, and payouts programmatically.
Through using both, you can enable Para wallets to become native recipients of Brale money movement. Your users onboard through Para while your backend routes to Brale-powered value directly to their wallets.
What You Can Ship
In-App Stablecoin Balances
Give users a "USD balance" inside your app – actually stablecoin under the hood, managed through Brale, held in a Para wallet the user controls. Users think in dollars. You settle in stablecoins. This use case is great for consumer fintech apps, creator platforms, and embedded finance.
Global Payouts That Land in Self-Custodial Wallets
Brale orchestrates the payout. Para handles wallet delivery on the receiving end. Recipients claim funds into a Para. From there they can hold, swap, or offramp to fiat through Brale’s on-ramp IO, without ever leaving your product.
Perfect for payroll products, marketplace seller payouts, and cross-border B2B payments.
Branded Stablecoins with Real Distribution
Issue a whitelabel stablecoin that your users receive as payments, rewards, or credit and carry that balance across your entire ecosystem without re-onboarding.
A great example of this in action is stablecoin.xyz, which has already integrated Para directly into SBC AppKit. With a single CLI command (npx create-sbc-app my-app --template react-para), developers get a preconfigured stack: a Para embedded wallet, SBC's custom Paymaster for gasless transactions, and stablecoin rails via Brale, all working together out of the box on Base. Users sign up via Para's wallet SDK, land in a wallet, and can transact immediately with zero gas friction. It's a working reference for exactly what this stack makes possible.
→ Read the SBC AppKit + Para guide
Why Having a Stablecoin Issuer in the Stack Changes Everything
Most teams building fintech or payments products end up stitching together three or four vendors: a wallet provider, an onramp, an offramp, a payout service. Each integration has its own API contract, its own edge cases, its own compliance surface. By the time you've connected them all, you've built infrastructure instead of a product.
Brale collapses that into one API. Issuance, onramps, offramps, swaps, and payouts are all the same surface. And because Brale is the issuer, not just a rails provider, you get something most stacks can't offer: programmable control over the stablecoin itself. You decide the mint and burn logic. You control the redemption flow and you’re not dependent on a third parties.
Leveraging Brale and Para reduces the scope of what you need to build. Your backend can map users to Para wallet addresses and call Brale when money needs to move. That's most of it. You're not writing custom on-ramp logic, you're not managing a separate payout vendor, and you're not reconciling across APIs that don't know about each other.
Get Started
If you're shipping a money product and need wallet onboarding that converts paired with stablecoin rails that work — this is the stack.
