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# Coinflow
The details of our integration with Coinflow.
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Squads users can off-ramp assets directly to their bank accounts.
(Currently only for the US)
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## What is Coinflow?
Coinflow develops software bridging conventional finance & blockchain tech, enabling users to purchase digital assets & services using standard payment methods. With top-tier US bank collaborations, Coinflow provides instant 24/7 crypto off-ramping to user bank accounts.
## How to off-ramp assets to a bank account?
**To off-ramp assets to a business's bank account:**
1. Navigate to the "Vault" tab and click on the "Off-ramp" button.
Off-ramp feature
2. Select "Business" in the pop-up.
Off-ramp feature
3. Fill in the following info about your business:
* Legal business name
* US Tax ID number
* Company website
* Business address
* Your name and e-mail
4. Click submit. Coinflow will transfer funds to your bank account after processing your request.
**To off-ramp assets to your individual bank account:**
1. Navigate to the vault tab and click on the "Off-ramp" button.
Off-ramp feature
2. Select "Person" in the pop-up.
3. Fill in the personal information:
* Name and Last name
* Address
* Birthday
* E-mail
* Last 4 of SSN number
4. Click "Complete verification". Coinflow will transfer funds to your bank account after processing your request.
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