Cross-border platforms
Use 0Gate as a hosted funding, sell, or swap leg inside approved cross-border product flows.
Cross-border platforms can use 0Gate as the hosted payment, ramp, sell, or swap leg around their own product experience. 0Gate should not be documented as a blanket remittance, banking, payout, or corridor guarantee. Your product still owns its own user model, program rules, beneficiary experience, and jurisdiction-specific obligations.
Product split
| Area | Your platform | 0Gate |
|---|---|---|
| User journey | Choose the cross-border use case, recipient workflow, internal ledger, and support model. | Host the approved payment/ramp/swap session. |
| Availability | Decide what markets and flows your product can offer. | Expose capability data and hosted flow outcomes where enabled. |
| Compliance wording | Use approved product, legal, and partner language. | Provide hosted flow screens and event signals. |
| Final state | Mark your transfer, balance, or account record from backend state. | Send signed events and transaction references. |
Safe implementation pattern
- Check whether the user, market, asset, currency, and flow are available for your product.
- Create a 0Gate session for only the hosted leg you are allowed to run.
- Keep recipient, transfer, or platform-specific business logic in your backend.
- Use 0Gate callbacks for UX and signed webhooks for durable state.
- Keep support records separate: your transfer id plus 0Gate session id, transaction ref, and event id.
Public copy guidance
| Avoid | Prefer |
|---|---|
| "Send money globally with 0Gate." | "Use a hosted 0Gate flow where your account and market configuration support it." |
| "All corridors are available." | "Check capability and product approval before displaying a route." |
| "Instant settlement guaranteed." | "Use signed events and your own ledger state to show current status." |
| "0Gate replaces your compliance program." | "0Gate hosts the approved ramp/payment experience; your product remains responsible for its own obligations." |