Yuno has partnered with digital payment institution Triple-A to enable stablecoin payment acceptance for its global merchant network.
Through a single API integration, Yuno allows businesses to process stablecoin transactions alongside traditional fiat payment methods.
The setup uses Triple-A’s regulated infrastructure, meaning merchants can receive digital currency payments without holding or managing the assets themselves.
Triple-A holds a Major Payment Institution license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), as well as regulatory approvals in the USand Europe.
The company currently supports more than 1,000 enterprise customers to process digital payments.
“Across industries like SaaS, gaming, e-commerce, travel, and the creator economy, businesses are serving increasingly global customer bases who expect more flexible ways to pay,”
said Juan Pablo Ortega, CEO and Founder of Yuno.
Ortega added that the integration ensures businesses can meet consumer demands easily while simplifying cross-border payments to drive growth.
Stablecoins are gaining traction as a settlement tool for cross-border commerce, particularly in markets with limited card infrastructure or high foreign exchange friction.
The joint solution aims to improve conversion rates at checkout while offering faster settlement times compared to correspondent banking rails.
“Stablecoins are quickly becoming a foundational part of modern payment infrastructure,”
said Eric Barbier, Founder and CEO of Triple-A.
“With our regulated framework and Yuno’s global platform, we are making it simple for businesses to accept digital currencies in a secure, compliant way.”
The partnership follows Yuno’s recent expansion in the APAC region, which included opening a regional headquarters in Singapore.
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