KYC is a commodity: almost every onboarding flow offers identity checks. The real conversion lift comes from two product capabilities many teams overlook:

1. Letting customers complete fiat ↔ crypto on-ramps without leaving your site, and
2. Offering multiple payment rails (cards, local bank rails, stablecoins) in the same, branded checkout.

Depa’s white-label widget is built exactly for that. It keeps users in your UI, surfaces the best payment options per market, and pushes settlement and reconciliation data into the ledger in real time.

The result: faster time-to-first-transaction, higher activation and fewer support tickets.

The conversion problem: redirects kill momentum

Redirect flows (send user to an external or third-party page) create friction:

• Users lose context and often abandon mid-flow.
• Merchant UX becomes inconsistent, damaging trust and brand experience.
• Reconciliation is slower because settlement confirmations arrive from multiple places.

Keeping people in-product matters. When the on-ramp happens inside your UI, you control the messaging, error handling, and the UX that converts.

(If you still need KYC integrated, the widget supports it, Sumsub and similar providers are pluggable, but that’s not the primary value; the major upside is the payment UX and multi-rail choice)

What the Depa Widget actually delivers

• Stay-in-platform on-ramp: users convert fiat → crypto/stablecoin inside your web or mobile UI, no redirects. This preserves session context and reduces abandonment.
• Multi-rail payment offering: present card acquiring, SEPA/ACH/wire, local pay-out methods and crypto/stablecoin rails (BTC, SOL, USDC, etc.) depending on geo and risk so customers can pick the fastest, cheapest, or most familiar option.
• Smart payment mapping: show only relevant rails by country, business rules, or user tier to avoid confusion and reduce failed attempts.
• Webhooks & ledger integration: transaction states, final settlement and receipts post automatically to your ERP or ledger, enabling near-real-time reconciliation.
• Branded UX: the widget is white-label and customizable so onboarding feels native to your product.

These features reduce friction where it matters most: the moment a user is willing to pay.

Real-world considerations

• Local payment preferences matter. Showing the right rails (mobile wallet, local bank, card) by market yields the largest conversion gains.
• Failover & UX: design clear fallbacks (e.g., “try card instead”) and user messaging when a rail is temporarily unavailable.
• Privacy & data minimization: store only what’s necessary for reconciliation and follow GDPR/other local data rules.
• Pricing transparency: show fees and delivery estimates in the widget so users aren’t surprised at settlement.

Ready to test in your product?

If you want conversion lift without re-architecting payments, the Depa widget is designed to plug into your checkout quickly and begin measuring impact.

We’ll help you configure rails per market, set routing rules, and design an A/B test so you see reliable results.

Request a free widget pilot (no-redirect, branded demo).

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This article was written by Javier Perez, Corporate Growth & Partnerships at Depa.

If you’d like to learn more about how Depa is helping to shape the future of digital asset infrastructure, visit our website at depa.finance. See you in the next edition! 🚀

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