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The assets listed on this page are a snapshot and may not reflect real-time availability. Assets can be added, removed, or temporarily disabled at any time. Always call the GET /trades/assets endpoint to get the current list of active assets for your integration. Each asset includes an isActive flag indicating whether it is currently available.

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Deposit assets (mainnet)

These are the mainnet cryptocurrencies and stablecoins your users can send to Breet-generated wallet addresses. Use these asset IDs in the production environment.

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Native coins

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USDT (Tether)

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USDC (Circle)

Deposits below the minimum amount are flagged. Breet sends a trade.flagged webhook when this happens. Check the minimum for each asset before displaying deposit instructions to your users, and see resolving a flagged deposit for how to release one that slips through.

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Withdrawal assets (mainnet)

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Stablecoins

Pass the token and the network.

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UTXOs

Each UTXO runs on a single chain, so there is no network — pass a feeLevel (low, medium, high) instead, and quote the fee with POST /payments/estimate-network-fee. See UTXO withdrawals. Use the Withdraw (Stablecoins) endpoint for both. Which tokens are enabled varies by integration — check GET /payments/supported-assets-info.

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Test assets (testnet)

In the sandbox environment, you can use test assets to simulate deposits and withdrawals without real funds. All test assets have a minimum deposit of $5 USD. Set the X-Breet-Env header to sandbox to use test assets. See the quickstart for environment setup.

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Base assets

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USDT (Tether)

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USDC (Circle)

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Supported countries

Bank withdrawals (fiat settlements) are currently available in the following countries: Use the Withdrawal (NGN | GHS) endpoint to settle funds to a bank account in either country.

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Always fetch from the API

Asset availability can change based on your integration, network conditions, or business configuration. Always call the GET /trades/assets endpoint to get the current list. Each asset in the response includes:
  • id - the asset ID to use in API calls
  • name - the human-readable name (e.g., “USDT (Solana)”)
  • symbol - the token symbol (e.g., “USDT”)
  • isActive - whether the asset is currently available
  • minimum - the minimum deposit amount in USD
  • flagFeeUSD - the resolution fee in USD charged to release a deposit flagged below that minimum