WSPN has unveiled a major push to transform stablecoins from speculative trading tools into standardized products for enterprise adoption, as global issuance of the digital assets surpasses $200 billion.
The company announced that it is focusing on six core scenarios where stablecoins can be deployed at scale, including supply chain financing, corporate treasury management, cross-border payments, merchant acceptance, compliant yield products, and global payroll systems. WSPN said the goal is to close the gap between theoretical use cases and production-ready solutions that businesses can implement without building custom infrastructure.
In supply chain finance, WSPN is developing products that cut settlement times from days to minutes, a move the firm says could help address the $2.5 trillion global trade finance shortfall. In treasury and liquidity management, it is working on programmable tools for institutional cash management and instant liquidity access. The company is also creating standardized cross-border payment systems with integrated fiat on- and off-ramps, designed to streamline international transfers for corporations.
1/ 🧵 Stablecoins just crossed $200B issuance and they’re no longer just crypto trading tools.
Ferrari, SpaceX, and Maersk are embedding stablecoins into core operations. But most solutions are custom builds, not standardized products.
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— WSPN (@WSPNpayment) August 21, 2025
The productization effort extends to retail and e-commerce, where WSPN is building merchant payment integrations that allow for direct stablecoin transactions. In parallel, the company is developing compliant yield-bearing products that meet regulatory requirements across multiple jurisdictions. For payroll, WSPN is targeting instant, low-cost salary distribution for contractors and freelancers worldwide, positioning stablecoins as a viable alternative to traditional banking rails.
Market data highlights the urgency of this shift. Corporate treasuries now hold more than $11 billion in stablecoins, while in Southeast Asia, stablecoins account for over 40 per cent of cross-border B2B payments. However, most deployments remain fragmented and bespoke.
WSPN said its approach, focused on enterprise-grade productization rather than token issuance, is designed to deliver scalable, reliable tools that can anchor stablecoins in global business operations.
The company is also expanding WUSD, its fully backed stablecoin, through partnerships such as its integration with Bitcoin scaling platform Fractal. That collaboration extends WUSD’s use in decentralized trading, lending, and payments, adding a regulated, dollar-denominated utility within Bitcoin’s ecosystem.
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