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Auto-settle is the mode where Veil offramps stablecoin deposits automatically, the moment they arrive at a wallet from a configured source address. It’s the closest thing to “set it and forget it” — useful for treasury sweeps, recurring billing, and any flow where you’d rather not call the offramp API explicitly.

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How it shows up in Veil

Set the source address on a wallet — the external address you’ll be sending from — and confirm the wallet has a bank account assigned. Veil starts watching the wallet’s deposit address; when stablecoin arrives from that source, the offramp fires automatically and funds settle to the wallet’s bank.

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What does (and doesn’t) trigger settlement

Triggers

A deposit at the wallet’s address coming from the configured source address, in an amount at or above the minimum.

Does not trigger

Deposits from a different sending address (they land but stay put). Deposits below the minimum. Deposits to a wallet still in manual mode.
The source-address gate is what makes auto-settle safe: random deposits from unknown senders won’t drain into your bank account.

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Minimums

Every route has a minimum deposit. Below that, auto-convert won’t fire — the deposit still lands in the wallet, and you can offramp it manually any time or wait for enough to accumulate to clear the minimum.

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Changing auto-settle

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Tradeoffs vs. manual offramp

Auto-settle is best when you control the sending wallet and want zero-friction settlement. Manual offramp is best when you accept deposits from many addresses, when you want to confirm each conversion explicitly, or when you need to choose the destination bank account per transaction.

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