LONDON -- Rapyd, a leading global fintech company, announced the launch of its Stablecoin Payment Solutions, giving businesses a secure and scalable way to accept stablecoins, settle in stablecoins and pay out using stablecoins.

2025 is the year stablecoins are moving from early-stage concept to real-world utility. Total volumes across blockchains surpassed $27 trillion[1], surpassing the combined payment volumes of Visa and Mastercard in the same year[2]. That scale is beginning to reshape industries from gaming, to e-commerce, to traditional retail. Now, Rapyd is making it usable for enterprises in everyday payments and settlements.

Rapyd’s new suite of products addresses a central need for companies navigating volatile currencies, slow settlement times, and complex treasury operations. With Rapyd as a single provider, businesses can accept, settle, or send payouts instantly, eliminating the need for fragmented systems or multiple intermediaries. Businesses can now use Rapyd to:

· Accept Stablecoin Payments from global customers and instantly convert into preferred fiat currencies.
· Send Stablecoin Payouts securely to businesses and end users anywhere in the world, 24/7/365.
· Settle in Stablecoins to improve liquidity and reduce reliance on traditional rails like 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,” said Arik Shtilman, CEO and Co-Founder of Rapyd. “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.”

The launch comes at a pivotal moment. New regulations in the US (GENIUS Act) and Europe (MiCA), along with similar initiatives in other major markets, are accelerating adoption by legitimizing stablecoins and setting clear operating standards. This regulatory clarity, combined with demand from industries such as gaming and online trading, is creating the most significant shift in financial infrastructure since the rise of card networks.

“Enterprises are under pressure to manage liquidity in real time while navigating multiple currencies and jurisdictions,” said David Rosa, General Manager of Rapyd’s Scale Business Unit. “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.”

Rapyd’s end-to-end solution is designed for enterprises that need stability and speed in cross-border payments. For businesses operating globally, this means faster payouts. For platforms and marketplaces, it could reduce FX exposure. For the creator economy, it enables beneficiaries to receive payments with an instrument that is pegged to a currency value, even in emerging markets. By combining stablecoin rails with Rapyd’s existing global payments network, the company is positioning itself as the single provider for businesses seeking flexibility in both fiat and digital currencies.