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Welcome to Teel API

Teel provides cross-border payments API. It lets you programmatically send payouts, manage recipients, fetch multi-provider quotes, and track delivery through webhooks. The API supports two payout types — a Payout (the recipient receives fiat) and a Stablecoin payout (the recipient receives stablecoin) — each routed through the best available provider.

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Key capabilities

Payout

Send a cross-border fiat payment (e.g., USD → MYR); the recipient receives fiat in their bank account, routed through the best provider.

Stablecoin payout

Pay a recipient in stablecoin (USDC, USDT), funded with fiat. Delivered to their wallet.

Stablecoin-to-stablecoin

Transfer stablecoins across chains via DEX swaps and cross-chain bridges. Available in the dashboard.

Multi-provider quoting

Compare rates across multiple providers and automatically select the best quote.

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How it works

Before you can call the API, your organization completes a one-time setup in the Teel dashboard: KYB verification and connecting a funding source. Once your account is provisioned and you have an API key, a typical integration is:
  1. Add recipients — Create recipients with their bank accounts or wallet addresses.
  2. Get quotes — Fetch real-time quotes for your desired currency pair and amount.
  3. Execute payouts — Create and execute a payout on the best available route.
  4. Track delivery — Subscribe to webhooks for real-time status updates.
KYB onboarding and funding-source setup happen in the dashboard, not through the API — your API key is scoped to operational endpoints (recipients, quotes, payouts, webhooks). See KYB onboarding and payment methods for those flows.

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Base URLs

Pick the host that matches your API key prefix:

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Tooling

OpenAPI 3.1 spec

Served at /openapi.json (or /openapi.yaml) on every host. The same spec describes both sandbox and production — pick the servers[] entry that matches your key prefix on import. Use it with openapi-generator-cli for typed clients in any language.

Postman collection

Pre-built Postman v2.1 collection auto-generated from the OpenAPI spec. Import via Postman → File → Import → Link, paste the URL of this download. Set baseUrl and bearerAuth collection variables to your sandbox or production credentials and you’re ready to call every endpoint.

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Transfer types

The API supports two transfer types, each routed through the best available provider: Stablecoin-to-stablecoin (cross-chain stablecoin payouts) runs in the dashboard, not the partner API — see Crypto payouts. See Core concepts for how settlement, quoting, and the payout lifecycle work.