SquareFi Launches Stablecoin Infrastructure for Cross-Border B2B Payments
NEW YORK, March 10, 2026 — SquareFi emerged from stealth announcing stablecoin-based financial infrastructure for fintechs and global platforms to enable faster cross-border B2B payments across 150+ countries. The platform has processed $250 million in transaction volume and unifies accounts, cards, wallets, and payment rails using stablecoins for settlement to reduce costs and accelerate payment flows.
Announcement Specifics
SquareFi offers business accounts with named IBANs, virtual and physical card issuing, integrated crypto wallets, and fiat-to-crypto conversion capabilities. The infrastructure connects to global rails including SWIFT, SEPA, ACH, WIRE, and local payment methods, supporting 25+ currencies. The platform addresses complex B2B use cases including multi-party settlements, cross-border payroll, crypto-fiat flows, and programmatic payments.
Stakeholder Perspective
“Stablecoins will be the backbone of the modern financial system. In our conversations with businesses, the same challenge kept coming up: they couldn’t easily connect money, stablecoins, and payments, and ensure compliance. We built the infrastructure to make all of these systems work together, and the growth we’ve witnessed proves that this gap is real and urgent.”
— Denis Spasibo, CEO and Co-founder at SquareFi
Why it matters: The statement reflects market demand for unified infrastructure as the stablecoin market reaches $300 billion in capitalization.
“Every system, from SWIFT to onchain settlement, was built in a different decade with different assumptions… We’ve spent the last year building the new infrastructure that solves this fragmentation.”
— Anton Lobintsev, Co-founder and CPO at SquareFi
Why it matters: Legacy payment fragmentation drives delays and costs that stablecoin settlement can eliminate through T+0 processing.
Industry Context
B2B cross-border payments face multi-day delays through correspondent banking networks. Stablecoins enable same-day settlement at lower transaction fees, with regulatory frameworks like MiCA in Europe and the proposed Genius Act providing compliance pathways. SquareFi’s API and white-label solutions allow fintechs to launch payment products without building market-specific infrastructure. The platform operates globally from its New York base; no regional hub locations in markets such as Riyadh, Dubai, or Abu Dhabi were disclosed.
Conclusion
SquareFi’s infrastructure positions the company to address the shift toward stablecoin-enabled B2B payments, offering fintechs and platforms faster settlement capabilities and reduced friction across global payment corridors.
Sources: PYMNTS, GlobeNewswire, SquareFi
