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For fintechs & neobanks

Stablecoin payment infrastructure for fintechs — ship cross-border in weeks, not years

StableNet gives fintechs and neobanks the compliant settlement, messaging and compliance layer to launch cross-border payment products fast — over an API, without building custody, multi-chain settlement and AML from scratch.

Build vs. buy: what building really costs

  • Building stablecoin payments yourself means owning custody and key management, multi-chain integration, liquidity, compliance, messaging and perpetual regulatory upkeep.
  • Travel Rule, KYC, KYB, KYT and sanctions screening are hard to get right and never truly finished.
  • Banking access and on/off-ramp coverage are difficult to secure and maintain corridor by corridor.
  • Every month spent building infrastructure is a month not spent on product, distribution and customers.
How StableNet helps

API-first — live in days

Integrate over a clean API and launch compliant cross-border payments in weeks, without a multi-year infrastructure build.

Compliance included

FATF Travel Rule, KYC, KYB, KYT and sanctions screening are built into the settlement flow, so you inherit compliance rather than constructing it.

Multi-chain settlement, you keep custody

USDC and USDT across multiple chains, abstracted behind one interface, with institutions retaining custody of funds.

On-ramps, off-ramps and multi-rail routing

Reach fiat at the edges and route each payment across stablecoin, card, local and SWIFT rails by cost, speed and compliance fit.

SWIFT MT/MX interoperability

Speak the messaging standards banking counterparties expect, so your product plugs into the wider financial system.

StableNet is built on recognised infrastructure — SpendTheBits is a two-time Ripple CBDC Innovate winner and a Circle Alliance member. See the proof →

FAQ

fintechs & neobanks — common questions

Building means owning custody, multi-chain integration, liquidity, compliance, messaging and ongoing regulatory change. Most fintechs gain more by buying the infrastructure and spending their engineering on product and distribution.