2. Fiat and Crypto Decimal Requirement
Introduction
All API operations must comply with the decimal place restrictions for different currencies. Exceeding the allowed decimals will lead to rounding, truncation, or request rejection.
Fiat Currencies
| Currency |
Full Name |
Supported Decimal Places |
Example of Valid Amount |
Example of Invalid Amount |
| BRL |
Brazilian Real |
2 |
100.25 |
100.253 |
| USD |
US Dollar |
2 |
50.75 |
50.755 |
Crypto Currencies
| Currency |
Full Name |
Supported Decimal Places |
Example of Valid Amount |
Example of Invalid Amount |
| USDC |
USD Coin (ERC20) |
8 |
10.12345678 |
10.123456789 |
| BBRL |
Brazilian Stablecoin |
8 |
1.12345678 |
1.1234567890 |
Developer Notice
- Always ensure that the amount field in your API requests matches the decimal precision supported by the currency.
- Requests with invalid decimal precision may be rejected or amounts truncated according to business rules.
- It is recommended to add decimal validation on the client side before calling the API.
Example
{
"amount": "0.12345678"
}