Slash Crosses $1 Billion in Annualized Stablecoin Payments

Nine months ago, we added stablecoin payments to Slash. Today, businesses are already moving over $1 billion in annualized stablecoin volume through our platform.¹﹐⁴

That number is more than just a milestone; it’s proof that stablecoins aren’t “next.” They’re here.

Why We Built Stablecoin Payments

The request from our users was clear:

Customers want to pay in stablecoins.
Vendors want to get paid in stablecoins.
But no one wants to manage it through random wallets or Coinbase.

With Slash, stablecoins don’t feel like a new system you have to learn. They’re built right into your account, working alongside the tools you already use every day. It feels less like an add-on and more like the way modern, digital banking should work.

From Hype to Infrastructure

Stablecoins aren’t just ‘crypto.’ They’re digital currencies designed to maintain the same value as dollars, euros, or pounds, offering businesses the stability of traditional money with the speed and reach of blockchain technology.

At Slash, we view the tokenization of the dollar as blockchain’s clearest, most practical use case, bridging the reliability of traditional money with the efficiency of digital rails. By treating stablecoins as infrastructure rather than speculation, they become a practical tool for faster payments, lower costs, and global accessibility in everyday business.

That’s why in less than a year, we’ve scaled from zero to $1 billion in volume. Last month alone, over $100 million in stablecoin payments moved through Slash.

These aren’t edge cases; real businesses are moving stablecoins as part of everyday operations.

Agencies are using stablecoins to pay contractors abroad without delays or wire fees.
Wholesalers rely on stables for faster settlements.
Yacht charters and Dev Shops are turning to stablecoins for predictable, cross-border payments.

The Future of Money, Faster

While others in the space are still building the tools, Slash is focused on delivering what businesses actually need: money that moves.

The future of fintech isn’t about checking a box that says you “support crypto.” The real question is whether your platform can treat crypto like stable-value money: reliable, usable, and built into daily operations.

At Slash, that’s already the case.

Looking Ahead

Crossing $1 billion is just the start. We’re aiming for $1 trillion in stablecoin payments before 2030. Given how quickly our users are scaling, reaching that number feels less like a goal and more like the natural next step.

Slash is where traditional finance and modern money meet: cards, ACH, wires, and now stablecoins, all accessible via one platform.¹

The future of business banking isn’t either fintech or crypto. It’s both. And with Slash, it’s here already.

Get started today at https://app.slash.com/register.