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## Fund the quote (Sandbox simulation)
In production, you would trigger a real‑time push on a local instant rail (e.g., RTP, SPEI, SEPA Instant) to the provided `bankAccountInfo` using the exact `reference`. In Sandbox, you can mock funding using the simulate send endpoint.
In production, you would trigger a payment on one of the supported blockchains to the provided address. In Sandbox, you can mock funding using the simulate send endpoint.
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Why are we doing stablecoin stuff for P2P?

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Let me tweak this to highlight that you can use real-time payment or crypto rails, but the example focuses on crypto. It seems the zeitgeist is stablecoin settlements and trying to address that interest.

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But this whole demo in particular is mostly around the sofi/umaaas use case, no?

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It is the UMAaas flow but there are an increasing number of neobanks / eWallets offering USD denominated accounts where balances are actually USDC.

I've updated it to

With Global P2P you can send and receive payments in any supported fiat or crypto currency. This quickstart guides you through a regulated FI sending an individual customer payment from the US to a bank account in Mexico using USDC just-in-time funding. For an example funding with real time fiat rails, see the Sending Payments guide.

Co-authored-by: Jeremy Klein <jklein24@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Jeremy Klein <jklein24@gmail.com>
@pengying pengying merged commit d425416 into main Dec 22, 2025
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