Getting started
How to Set Up a SwiftFi Wallet for Beginners
Start with legal name matching your ID, a verifiable address, and realistic expected payment volumes—under-promising causes holds later.
- Sign up and verify identity
- Add address proof if requested
- Copy ACH details carefully
- Test with a small client payment
In this guide
Practical takeaways
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Verification tips
Use recent utility bills or bank statements for address. Match city and postal codes exactly.
Declare freelance or B2B services honestly in onboarding questionnaires.
How SwiftFi helps
Open a conversion account, share US ACH details with clients or payroll, then choose stablecoin for lower fees and faster settlement—or off-ramp if you prefer not to hold stablecoin.
Related guides
What Is SwiftFi and How Does It Work?
Overview of SwiftFi: conversion accounts, US receiving details for client payments, stablecoin settlement, and compliance monitoring.
Conversion accounts
Conversion accounts give you US banking details so clients pay with everyday ACH. Then hold stablecoin for lower fees and faster payments, or off-ramp if you prefer not to.