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Know the providers behind your stablecoin payments.

Compare stablecoin providers, understand who handles the funds, and find the questions your team needs to resolve before you build.

After-hours treasury transfersIllustrative provider review

Candidates: JPM Coin by Kinexys, a USD deposit token on Base, and Citi Token Services for Cash in New York, London, and Singapore branches. A dated FAQ names Citibank N.A. branches; the J.P. Morgan contracting legal entity and regulator register links are pending confirmation. Dependencies include approved counterparty onboarding, branch accounts, cash conversion, and settlement finality. Needs review: confirm the contracting entity, market eligibility, and account terms before selecting a rail.

Credit unions

Start with a member need.

After-hours transfers. Overseas suppliers. A new service for member businesses. Compare your current payment options with a provider partnership.

Request a credit union demo

Fintechs

Review the providers behind your product.

Bring a payout, treasury, or checkout flow. See who handles the funds, where coverage needs checking, and which dependencies your team would manage.

Review our payment stack

App builders

See what your app would need.

Explore the service layers in a stablecoin app. Check available operations, read the API docs, and request access to test in the sandbox.

Explore a sample stack

See what your app needs.

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Required services and declared operation status for Remittance Platform
Required servicesDeclared operation status
Money movement
  • Outbound bank transfers
  • Cross-border settlement
Planned
Identity and compliance
  • Identity verification (KYC)
  • Sanctions screening
Sandbox simulator only

Each layer shows its least available required operation.

Across the stablecoin and AI ecosystem

  • Ethereum
  • Base
  • Solana
  • Tempo
  • Arc
  • Plasma
  • Stable
  • Circle
  • MetaMask
  • Stripe
  • Sky
  • Ethena
  • x402
  • Anthropic
  • OpenAI
  • Google Gemini

Compare providers before you sign.

Bring your shortlist. We’ll review who you would contract with, who handles the money, and what your product, risk, and legal teams still need to know.

Can they serve our customers?
Check the contracting entity, permissions, and markets covered.
Who handles the money?
Trace the issuer, banks, custodians, and payment providers behind the service.
What could hold up the decision?
Identify missing evidence, eligibility questions, and terms to confirm before you commit.

Make the case for your next payment service.

Start with a customer or member need: moving money after hours, paying overseas suppliers, or reconciling payments. Compare the options before you fund a new program.

Compare current payment services
Assess whether wires, FedNow, RTP, or a change to your current process can meet the need.
Work with a provider
Review the service, the provider’s responsibilities, and the oversight your bank or credit union would retain.
Scope a stablecoin pilot
Define what the pilot must prove, what your team would operate, and when to stop.

Start with the decision in front of you.

Bring your use case

Tell us who needs to pay whom, in which markets, and what your current service cannot do.

Walk through the options

Review the provider information, responsibilities, and open questions relevant to your team.

Agree on the next step

Scope a provider review or request sandbox access to test supported operations.

Bring one payment use case.

We’ll walk through the provider options, responsibilities, and questions your team needs to resolve.

Request a demo