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What features are in the platform?

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Wallet Accounts

  • Custody fiat currencies and cryptocurrencies.

  • Each wallet account has unique account details.

  • You can view and share wallet addresses.

  • You can create wallets for new coins or request that new coins be added.

  • Only one account/balance is allowed per currency or coin.

  • Receive payments or transfers from third-party wallets.

  • View a list of all transactions made on the platform.

  • Download transaction reports (CSV) for any historical period across multiple wallets.

  • Download PDF statements, including transaction and wallet details, for any historical period across multiple wallets.

Beneficiaries

  • Enter beneficiary wallet details manually.

  • Batch upload multiple beneficiary wallet details in the same currency/chain using a CSV file.

  • Send beneficiaries an email so they can upload their own details (self-serve).

Payments / Transfers

  • Make a single payment or transfer to a third-party wallet.

  • Make multiple payments by entering each payment manually or by uploading a CSV file for batch payments.

Conversions / On & Off-Ramping

Currency: USD ($)

  • Off-ramp: Minimum USD 25,000 | Maximum USD 100 million

  • On-ramp: Minimum USD 25,000 | Maximum USD 100 million

  • Crypto-to-crypto: Minimum USD 25,000 | Maximum USD 100 million

  • Add gas token: Minimum USD 50 | Maximum USD 1 million

Trade execution:

  • TWAP / VWAP execution is available for trades over USD 5 million.

  • Communication for execution is via Telegram during trading hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM GMT.

  • You can request new trading pairs (created on a best-effort basis).

Yield

There are currently two yield-generating products available in Atlas.

Stablecoin Yield

Earn returns on your USDT and USDC stablecoins through institutional lending. To find out more, see Getting started with stablecoin yield.

Staking

Staking allows you to earn returns on the native asset of some blockchains e.g. Ethereum. To find out more, see What is staking?

User Accounts

Each user has a set of login credentials:

  • Email username

  • Password

  • SMS two-factor authentication (optional)

User Roles

  • Viewer: All users are assigned the Viewer role by default. Viewers can see all information in the account. This role cannot be unticked; to remove access, the user must be removed.

  • Maker: Makers can create and edit beneficiaries and payment runs.

  • Funder: Funders can approve and fund payment runs once they have been reviewed.

  • Treasurer: Treasurers can create and update accounts.

  • Admin: Sub-admins can edit admin settings within their account, including user permissions. Sub-admins are not organisation admins; the main organisation admin must create new users at the organisation level before adding them to a sub-admin account.

Admin Settings

Organisation Admin Settings

User setup

  • Create and disable users at the organisation level.

Two-Factor Authentication (SMS)

  • Users can enable or disable their two-factor authentication settings.

Audit Log

  • View a log of user activity across the organisation.

Sub-Account Admin Settings

Sub-Account roles

  • Allocate user permissions within your sub-account.

Audit Log

  • View user activity within the sub-account, including:

    • Creation, updates, or deletion of records

    • Updates to user permissions

    • Approval, denial, or resetting of payment runs

    • Login activity

Shared Access

  • Share administrative access to a sub-account with another company.

Review Workflow

  • Configure a single- or multi-stage review process.

  • Assign one or more reviewers at each stage.

  • Set the minimum number of approvals required per stage.

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