> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.coridor.fun/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.coridor.fun/overview/what-is-coridor.md).

# What is Coridor

Coridor is a **Stellar anchor** for Indonesia. It lets users and apps move value between **IDR** (Indonesian Rupiah) and **USDC** on Stellar using familiar local payment rails, Virtual Account, QRIS, and E-wallet powered by **Xendit**.

Wallets and apps connect through standard Stellar protocols (**SEP-10**, **SEP-24**, **SEP-38**). There is no proprietary Coridor SDK.

## The problem

Indonesia runs on local fiat — bank transfers, QRIS, and e-wallets. Most Stellar wallets need a way for users to **cash in** (IDR → USDC) and **cash out** (USDC → IDR) without leaving the apps they already use.

Building that from scratch means SEP infrastructure, KYC flows, payment partners, rate logic, and on-chain settlement. Coridor packages that as a **composable anchor** any SEP-24 wallet can plug into.

## What Coridor provides

| Layer              | What you get                                                      |
| ------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Anchor (SEP)**   | Auth, deposit/withdraw, KYC, quotes at `sep.coridor.fun`          |
| **Interactive UI** | Payment widget at `api.coridor.fun` (VA, QRIS, OVO, bank form)    |
| **Fiat rails**     | Xendit for IDR collection and bank payout                         |
| **On-chain**       | USDC delivery and inventory on Stellar testnet (staging)          |
| **Rates**          | Live USDC/IDR from market data + configurable spread and flat fee |

## Who it is for

* **End users** — top up or cash out through a Stellar wallet (e.g. Demo Wallet, embedded wallets like Privy)
* **Wallet teams** — add Indonesia IDR on/off-ramp via SEP-24
* **App builders** — embed fiat rails in dApps, savings products, or remittance flows on Stellar

## Current status

|             | Staging (today)                                 |
| ----------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| Network     | Stellar **testnet**                             |
| Fiat        | Xendit **sandbox** (Simulate for VA/QRIS demos) |
| Home domain | `sep.coridor.fun`                               |
| Asset       | USDC (`GATALTGT...` on testnet)                 |

Not mainnet or live IDR unless a production go-live is announced.

## Next

* [How Coridor works](/overview/how-coridor-works.md)
* [Main use cases](/overview/main-use-cases.md)
* [Architecture](/overview/architecture.md)
* [Getting started](/getting-started/start.md)


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