Stablecoins
Move money globally without losing access to local currencies.
Global businesses may settle in digital dollars, but their customers, employees, vendors, and suppliers operate in local currencies.
Infinia gives businesses a single infrastructure layer to collect, convert, hold, and disburse stablecoins across global and local markets—from USD stablecoins like USDC, USDT, and OUSD to local-currency stablecoins such as BRLA, MXNB, and TGBP.
Connect on-chain liquidity to local payment networks and move capital across borders 24/7, with compliance built directly into the workflow.
USDC — A global digital dollar for collecting, holding, converting, and settling value across markets.
USDT — A widely used USD stablecoin for global liquidity and cross-border settlement.
OUSD — Open USD, designed for programmable, yield-oriented capital management within Infinia's infrastructure.
BRLA — Brazilian Real — Move from global stablecoins to tokenized BRL and trigger local payouts through Brazil's payment infrastructure.
MXNB — Mexican Peso — Convert digital dollars into tokenized MXN and move funds into Mexico's domestic banking network.
TGBP — British Pound — Extend programmable stablecoin infrastructure into GBP while connecting with European payment rails.
More local currencies are coming. Support for Colombian and Argentine local stablecoins is scheduled to go live in the coming months.
Convert global stablecoins into local-currency stablecoins and trigger domestic fiat payouts in seconds.
Multi-currency balances can be continuously netted on-chain, reducing FX friction and avoiding the constraints of traditional banking hours.
Infinia orchestrates stablecoins with domestic instant-payment networks, including Pix in Brazil, SPEI in Mexico, and SEPA in Europe.
KYB, KYC, and localized tax-withholding requirements are integrated into the software layer, helping businesses operate cross-border corridors with compliance embedded in the workflow.
Through Infinia's Open Issuance Platform, enterprises can maintain greater control over their capital and capture underlying reserve yields rather than automatically giving that economics to centralized third-party issuers.
Developers can build applications and autonomous financial agents that collect, convert, and disburse funds across currencies and payment networks—with compliance built into the execution flow.
Move value between global stablecoins and local currencies without relying on slow, fragmented correspondent banking flows.
Centralize liquidity in stablecoins while retaining the ability to execute local-currency payouts whenever and wherever they are needed.
Collect funds globally, manage multi-currency balances, and pay sellers, suppliers, and partners in their domestic currency.
Convert stablecoin liquidity into local currency and send payouts directly through domestic banking networks.
Pay regional vendors in the currency they use while managing liquidity from a centralized global treasury.
Give autonomous agents the infrastructure to do more than recommend financial actions: they can programmatically collect, convert, and disburse real-world money across currencies and payment networks.
Infinia connects the entire money movement lifecycle.
Accept global or local stablecoins through a programmable infrastructure layer.
Move between USD stablecoins and local-currency stablecoins such as BRLA, MXNB, and TGBP.
Infinia connects the transaction to the appropriate local payment network.
Local stablecoins can trigger burn events that disburse fiat directly into domestic bank accounts.
Program the entire flow into your product, treasury, or financial agent.
The result: on-chain liquidity with local payment execution.
One API. Global liquidity. Local rails.
Stop building separate infrastructure for every currency, payment network, and cross-border corridor. Infinia gives fintechs, marketplaces, and global platforms a programmable foundation for moving money across stablecoins, currencies, banks, and payment networks. Build once. Expand across markets. Move money at the speed of software.