Transactions
Execute crypto-to-fiat, crypto-to-crypto, and on-ramp transactions on the Skyline Digital platform
The Skyline Digital platform supports several types of transactions that allow you to move value between crypto and fiat currencies. Before you can execute any transaction, you need to set up the appropriate payment methods -- bank accounts for fiat payments and crypto wallets for digital asset transfers.
This section walks you through the complete transaction workflow, from configuring payment methods to executing and monitoring each transaction type.
Payment method setup
Every transaction requires at least one payment method to be configured in advance. The tutorials below cover how to create and manage these payment methods.
| Tutorial | Description |
|---|---|
| Bank Account Setup | Create and manage bank accounts for receiving fiat payments. Covers country-specific banking fields for EU, UK, US, India, and other regions. |
| Wallet Management | Add and verify crypto wallets. Covers EOA and Safe multisig wallet types, and the ownership verification flow. |
Transaction types
Once your payment methods are configured, you can execute transactions. The platform supports three transaction types, each with its own flow and requirements.
| Tutorial | Description |
|---|---|
| Crypto-to-Fiat | Convert crypto tokens into fiat currency and pay out to bank accounts. This is the most common transaction type for businesses paying suppliers or employees in local currency. |
| Crypto-to-Crypto | Send crypto tokens to one or more wallet addresses. Supports multi-payment transactions with up to 30 recipients in a single request. |
| On-Ramp | Convert fiat currency into crypto by depositing funds via bank transfer. The platform provides bank details for you to send funds to, and crypto is delivered to your wallet once the deposit is confirmed. |
Getting started
If you are new to the platform, start with the Bank Account Setup tutorial to configure your first payment method, then proceed through the tutorials in order. Each tutorial builds on the concepts introduced in the previous one and includes links to guide you through the sequence.