Payoneer uses Bridge technology to add Stablecoins to its payments services

• Cross-border payments company Payoneer is adding Stablecoins to the payment options it offers customers

• The Stablecoin capabilities will be deliver via technology supplied by Bridge, the Stablecoin infrastructure provider owned by Stripe

• Users of the Payoneer service will be able to hold Stablecoins, pay and get paid in Stablecoins, and transfer the value of Stablecoins to bank accounts

Payoneer, the Israeli cross-border payments company that listed on NASDAQ in 2021 via a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC), is adding Stablecoins to its repertoire.

The company is using the Stablecoin infrastructure provided by Bridge - which was acquired by Stripe in February 2025 for US$1.1 billion – to enable its customers to hold Stablecoins on-chain, transfer Stablecoin value to fiat currency bank accounts and pay and get paid in Stablecoins.

"No-friction money movement is essential for global business," says John Caplan, Chief Executive Officer of Payoneer. "In partnering with Bridge, we are bringing Stablecoin into Payoneer's trusted financial stack in a way that prioritises compliance, speed, security, and simplicity. This is about rethinking how money moves across borders for real businesses, not as an experiment, but as a scalable financial capability."

Payoneer, which has customers in 190 countries and 150 currencies, says it will launch the new Stablecoin capabilities on its platform in “select” markets in the second quarter of this year. Other markets will gain access to Stablecoin payment capabilities later in the year.

"Bridge was built to abstract away the hardest parts of blockchain infrastructure so companies like Payoneer can focus on building great financial experiences," adds Zach Abrams, co-founder and CEO of Bridge. "Together, we are making Stablecoins a practical and secure option for everyday cross-border money movement."

Users of Bridge technology include Visa and Coinbase.