Paytrie Joins Circle Payments Network to Advance Stablecoin Infrastructure in Canada

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Paytrie joins Circle Payments Network (CPN) to expand Canada’s stablecoin payment infrastructure.
USDC-powered cross-border payments aim to cut costs, speed up settlement, and improve transparency.
Regulated growth focus: Paytrie, registered with FINTRAC, reinforces compliance in stablecoin adoption.

Canadian fintech firm Paytrie has joined the Circle Payments Network (CPN), a move set to expand the country’s stablecoin payment capabilities and accelerate the adoption of regulated digital assets like USDC.

The integration strengthens Paytrie’s role in building compliant, transparent, and real-time cross-border payment systems, positioning stablecoins as a faster and more cost-effective alternative to traditional money transfers.

Now open on Circle Payments Network (CPN): Payments from Canada to Latin America, Hong Kong, and Nigeria@Paytrie is now live on CPN, powering remittance flows and settling with speed, compliance, and reliability.
Stablecoin settlement. Fiat payouts. Real-world impact.
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— Circle (@circle) September 8, 2025

Expanding Stablecoin Infrastructure

Through its connection with Circle’s network, Paytrie will provide Canadians and businesses with improved access to global payments powered by stablecoins. The initiative is aimed at reducing transaction costs, increasing settlement speed, and enhancing transparency while operating under a regulated framework.

“Integrating with CPN marks an important step forward in Paytrie’s mission to modernize money movement for Canadians,”

said Jason Tong, Chief Strategy Officer at Paytrie. He emphasized the potential of stablecoins to reshape financial services by enabling always-on settlements and strengthening global connectivity.

Paytrie has supported USDC since its launch and has been an active member of the Circle Alliance Program, working alongside international partners to drive adoption of regulated stablecoins. The new integration represents a scaling of these efforts, moving from access to infrastructure-building.

Strengthening Regulatory Foundations

Registered as a Money Services Business with FINTRAC, Paytrie has consistently aligned its services with Canada’s compliance requirements. The collaboration with Circle further reinforces its focus on regulated growth, ensuring that stablecoin-based payments can be both innovative and trusted.

Additional details about the rollout of expanded services through CPN will be disclosed in the coming months, as Paytrie builds on its infrastructure to support global digital payment flows.

The move underscores the growing role of stablecoins in bridging traditional finance and digital assets, with Canada positioning itself as an important hub in the evolution of regulated crypto payments.

Meanwhile, Circle is extending its reach globally, announcing new partnerships with Mastercard and Finastra to integrate USDC and EURC into cross-border settlement, another step toward making stablecoins part of mainstream financial infrastructure.

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