Due is helping fintechs scale cross-border payments across MENA through a single API.
Weβre excited to support @mysorbetxyz with collections & payouts across USD, EUR, GBP, AED, SAR, EGP, INR, PKR, KES and additional global corridors.
β‘ Faster settlement
π Local + global rails
πΈ Improved FX transparency
The future of payment infrastructure is:
π΅ globally connected
π΅ stablecoin-enabled
π΅ built for local market access
Full story belowπ
For fintechs building cross-border, the question is how many vendors they want to manage to cover the corridors they need. Due solves that across Europe, the Americas, APAC, and Africa through one API.
Bridge β Stripe. BVNK β Mastercard. Reap β Kraken (today, $600M). 4 acquisitions in 18 months, $3B+ deployed. The stablecoin infrastructure market is consolidating before most fintechs have even noticed it exists.
Stripe's $1.1B acquisition made Bridge the obvious answer. The non-obvious answer is that the rest of the world isn't waiting for Stripe.
Stablecoin infrastructure isn't one product. It's virtual accounts, on/off-ramps, local rails, FX, stablecoin orchestration, issuance, custody, and compliance, each requiring a different layer. That's why the category has split into a full stack of specialized providers across every region.
Bridge is still the reference. But its share of the global market keeps shrinking as regional champions pick up corridors Bridge doesn't reach.
The Stablecoin Infrastructure Stack reflects the diversity of corridors and use cases:
- USA & Canada: Sphere Labs, Mural Pay, Brale, Modern Treasury, Layer2 Financial, Iron, Conduit, Routefusion, Crossmint, Cybrid
- Europe: BVNK, Due, Currencycloud, Rapyd, Merge Money, Fipto, OpenPayd, Wise Platform, AMINA Bank
- LATAM: Bitso, dLocal, Pomelo, CambioReal, BlindPay, Koywe
- UAE & Middle East: Hubpay, TransFi, Fuze
- Africa: Yellow Card, Flutterwave, ivorypay, Quidax, Paychant, VALR, Kotani Pay
- Asia: Tazapay, Stables, Triple-A, PhotonPay
Aggregators connecting them all: Borderless xyz plugs regional liquidity providers into a single global stablecoin network, turning the fragmentation above into one API.
Capital and consolidation explain this shift. 4 acquisitions in 18 months, $3B+ deployed:
- Bridge β Stripe ($1.1B)
- BVNK β Mastercard ($1.8B closing late 2026)
- Iron β MoonPay
- Reap β Kraken
By 2026, the global B2B stablecoin payment volume breaks down roughly as:
- ~60% Asia ($245B, concentrated in Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan)
- ~23% North America ($95B)
- ~12% Europe ($50B)
- The rest split between LATAM, Africa, and MENA, growing fastest
Stablecoin infrastructure is no longer a single product. It's becoming a critical infrastructure layer of every cross-border business, and the map is global.
PS: I post about payments with @Subyhq, stablecoins & the reality of building a payment startup, every week. Follow for more!
Most people get into crypto the same way. Open an exchange account. Wait for verification. Deposit fiat. Swap it. Withdraw to a wallet. Find a protocol. Figure out the fees.
A lot of steps before any money is actually working.
Xverse v2.3 just changed all that.
Thanks @a16zcrypto for featuring us in your stablecoin map. Due is much more than treasury though!
We're payments infrastructure: a unified API that orchestrates fiat on/off ramps, stablecoin settlement, and local currency payout across 80+ countries.
For money movement across ACH, SEPA, Wire, and SWIFT, Altitude runs on a network of stablecoin orchestration providers.
In addition to our long-standing partner @Stablecoin, weβve expanded the partner network to include @iron (a @moonpay company), @Infinite, @ModernTreasury, and @due_network, extending global coverage.
This is all powered by the Altitude compliance engine. Sanctions screening, AML checks, transaction monitoring, KYB verification. Applied to every account and every transaction.
Congratulations to the @Altitude team on their $18M raise. If businesses no longer need a bank account, they need rails that actually reach everywhere.
Proud to power that - orchestrating stablecoins and local payment rails across 80+ markets worldwide.
Due Payments Inc. is now a registered PSP under Canada's Retail Payment Activities Act (RPAA), supervised by the Bank of Canada. This means:
π¨π¦ A regulated infrastructure partner for Canadian payment flows
πΈ Compliant cross-border settlement in and out of Canada
π Stablecoin-to-fiat with full Bank of Canada oversight
If you're building payment flows in or out of Canada, let's talk!
You can now fund your EtherFi account with stablecoins from Solana or Tron. No fees. Transfer your stables 1:1.
β $USDC from Solana
β $USDT from Tron
Fund your account in 3 simple steps β
Due is officially MiCA authorized by Spain's CNMV - one of the first few to receive it. π
A fully authorized partner for compliant fiat to stablecoin connectivity in the EU - for fintechs and financial institutions building in the European Union.
If you need a regulated infrastructure partner, let's talk.
Due's event tour continues - next week we're headed to EthCC[9] in Cannes.
If you're building a wallet, DEX, or staking platform, Due gives your users fiat on/off ramps across 80+ countries through one API. No separate banking deals per market, compliance handled.
@Bennett_MaxO will be there all week, DM us to set up time.
Due is live on @tempo!π
Fintechs building on Tempo can now convert USDC to local currencies in 80+ countries through Due's payment infrastructure.
On/off ramps connecting Tempo to ACH, PIX, SEPA, mobile money, and traditional rails worldwide.
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