Fireblocks launched the Fireblocks Network for Payments, a stablecoin payments infrastructure connecting more than forty participants including Circle, stablecoin startup Bridge and Yellow Card.
That network unites multiple stablecoin rails and local payment systems under a unified API suite, providing standardized workflows for payout, remittance and cross-border treasury functions.
Integration with banking platforms such as BNY Mellon and fintech firms including Revolut underscores institutional demand, with Fireblocks having processed a record $212 billion in stablecoin volume during July 2025.
Protocol design supports transactions using USDC, USDT and emerging stablecoins, offering embedded compliance frameworks and real-time visibility into proof-of-reserves, on-chain FX and liquidity status.
Participation network includes liquidity providers, blockchains and local payment rails, enabling orchestrated payment flows with multi-rail failover and high availability powered by distributed API endpoints.
Optional features such as advanced compliance screening, configurable gas fee settlement and automated retry logic enhance suitability for enterprise payment applications.
Market participants view the Fireblocks Network as a critical layer in stablecoin adoption for B2B and B2C use cases, accelerating programmable payment models and embedded finance solutions.
Collaborative architecture draws on models like the Circle Payments Network while extending support to multiple token standards and rails.
Future roadmap includes expansion of partner ecosystem, additional payment rail integrations and support for NFT-based settlement and onchain debit flow orchestration.
Open integration tooling and sandbox environments will facilitate adoption by treasury teams and payment service providers seeking efficient and secure stablecoin settlement.
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