Thunes has launched a new feature enabling instant stablecoin payouts across more than 130 countries through its single API that integrates fiat and digital assets.
The new Pay-to-Stablecoin-Wallets solution supports USDC and USDT, allowing real-time, 24/7 transfers to millions of wallets worldwide.
It builds on Thunes’ payments network, which connects banks, financial institutions, fintechs, money transfer operators, payment service providers, freelancers, and gig-economy platforms.
Thunes said members of its Direct Global Network can now reach more markets and digital wallets without additional integration, accelerating time to market and simplifying operations.
The solution is supported by Thunes’ Fortress Compliance framework, ensuring transparency, traceability, and compliance across transactions, while its SmartX Treasury System, introduced in 2024, provides 24/7 liquidity across fiat and digital assets to improve capital efficiency and predictability.
With more than 500 million active stablecoin wallets globally, Thunes said it is bridging banks, fintechs, and the growing digital currency ecosystem.
Chloé Mayenobe, President and COO of Thunes, said,
“Thunes is building the bridge between fiat and digital money, connecting traditional banking networks with the future of finance.
With this launch, we are powering a more open and inclusive financial ecosystem and bringing stablecoins into the global mainstream. This is a defining step in our mission to connect the next billion users to the global economy.”
Elie Bertha, Chief Product Officer at Thunes, said,
“From the beginning, Thunes has simplified global payments for businesses and people everywhere. Now, with Pay-to-Stablecoin-Wallets, we are giving our Members the power to choose the right rail for every transaction, fiat, or stablecoin, through one unified API.
Whether it’s a bank sending payouts to a gig worker, a fintech managing liquidity in digital assets, or a freelancer receiving funds instantly over the weekend, Thunes is redefining how the world moves money.”
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