Fiber is a stablecoin neobank that gives people a non-custodial account for holding, spending and moving stablecoins. It is built for individuals worldwide who want a dollar-denominated account with more privacy and direct control over their money, including people in regions with limited access to traditional banking.
Users open a Fiber account through its web app, where funds are held in a non-custodial wallet rather than in the company's own custody, so the user keeps direct control of the underlying assets. From there they can convert fiat currency into stablecoins, transfer and trade privately, and spend locally through the account. Fiber partners with Savings State Bank, a member of the FDIC, so balances held at that partner bank are eligible for FDIC insurance up to $250,000 per depositor.
Converting fiat into stablecoins carries no onramp fee, and Fiber points users to a separate pricing page for the full breakdown of any other costs.
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