Fireblocks has launched Flow to help payment service providers and fintechs add stablecoin acceptance without rebuilding their checkout systems.
The product lets payment companies enable merchants to accept digital asset payments and settle in their preferred stablecoin.
It is available immediately and was unveiled at Money20/20 Europe in Amsterdam.
Flutterwave is among the launch customers integrating Flow into its stablecoin infrastructure.
The company will use it to accept payments from consumers using different digital assets, with settlement and reconciliation built in.
Flow plugs into existing checkout and deposit flows. It supports more than 800 external wallets across EVM, Solana and Bitcoin, as well as Coinbase, Kraken and Crypto.com as payment sources.
Transactions are reconciled end to end against existing books, removing the need for manual matching.
Flow is also designed to work with the Open Transaction Layer, an industry standard for compliant onchain transactions launched in May 2026.
This allows coverage to expand as more providers join OTL, without further integration work for payment companies.
Ran Goldi, SVP Payments & Network at Fireblocks, said,
“Walk into any PSP in Lagos, São Paulo, or Manila today and ask what their consumers are actually paying with. It is stablecoins, in a wallet, on five different chains the PSP never built for. These are not companies asking whether to accept crypto anymore.
They want to know which integration is going to capture that volume without forcing them to stand up a dedicated crypto team to run it. That is the question Flow answers.”
Funds can settle into a Fireblocks Vault, customer-controlled custody, an embedded wallet or an external wallet address.
Fireblocks does not take custody at any point, including during conversion, and is not part of the transaction instruction or flow of funds.
Fireblocks Flow is available to PSPs and fintechs through Fireblocks account teams.
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