Rapyd has launched a suite of stablecoin payment solutions designed to give businesses a secure and scalable way to accept, settle, and pay out in stablecoins for cross-border transactions.
The platform unifies what has traditionally been a fragmented process, allowing companies to manage stablecoin pay-ins and pay-outs within a single integrated system.
The rollout comes as stablecoins gain ground in mainstream finance.
Blockchain transaction volumes reached more than US$27 trillion in 2025, surpassing the combined annual volumes of Visa and Mastercard.
New regulations, including the GENIUS Act in the United States and MiCA in the European Union, together with similar initiatives in other major markets, are driving adoption in sectors such as gaming, e-commerce, and traditional retail.
Rapyd said its service addresses challenges such as currency volatility, slow settlement times, and complex treasury operations.
Companies can convert stablecoin payments into preferred fiat currencies, send payouts securely to businesses and end users anywhere in the world on a 24/7/365 basis, or settle directly in stablecoins to support liquidity and reduce reliance on traditional rails such as SWIFT or ACH.
“Stablecoins have moved from early-stage concept to global utility, and companies need partners who can bridge digital assets with real-world business needs.
Rapyd’s role is to strip away the complexity, integrate stablecoins into global money movement, and give businesses more control over how and when they move funds.”
said Arik Shtilman, CEO and Co-Founder of Rapyd.
“Enterprises are under pressure to manage liquidity in real time while navigating multiple currencies and jurisdictions. Our Stablecoin Payment Solutions are built to remove those barriers.
By combining stablecoin rails with our existing treasury, payout, and settlement infrastructure, we give CFOs and operations teams the ability to move funds instantly, reduce FX exposure, and cut out unnecessary intermediaries. It’s about taking what has been a fragmented, complex process and turning it into a single, reliable platform for global money movement.”
said David Rosa, General Manager of Rapyd’s Scale Business Unit.
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