June saw another wave of innovation across neobanking and payment infrastructure.
Financial institutions, stablecoin issuers, and fintech platforms rolled out new products, expanded payment rails, and strengthened the infrastructure connecting TradFi with onchain economies.
Here’s a roundup of the biggest neofinance and payments updates in June.
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● @circle
• Expanded its partnership with @BNYglobal, making USDC the first stablecoin supported by BNY’s Digital Asset Custody platform
• Partnered with Infinios to accelerate stablecoin-powered treasury and payment infrastructure across the Middle East
● Mosta
• Launched MainUSD, its USD stablecoin issued by Brale
• Integrated MainUSD across business accounts, cards, invoicing, payouts, crypto payment processing, and treasury management
● @uquidcard
• Launched Agentic-Ready Claude AI Payment Card on the @trondao
• Integrated Open Money Stack to power 1-click end-to-end payments
● @NOWPayments_io
• Added support for USA₮, @tether’s regulated stablecoin
• Introduced AI payment infrastructure specifically designed for autonomous AI agents and agent commerce
● @MoneyGram
• Launched MGUSD, its native USD stablecoin issued by @stripe’s Bridge and launched on @Stellar_Org
● @FireblocksHQ
• Launched Fireblocks Flow, allowing PSPs and fintechs to accept digital assets while settling in stablecoins
● @protofire
• Partnered with @wirexapp to bring non-custodial card payments to blockchain projects
● @Brale_xyz
• Began testing private stablecoin settlement with @Visa on @CantonNetwork for institutional payment flows
● @Noves_fi
• Partnered with @Redstone_DeFi to bring price feeds for stablecoins and tokenized funds to its data platform
● @Munifyai
• Integrated with the Circle Payments Network (CPN) to enable USDC-powered local payouts into the Philippines
● @TapGlobalPlc
• Introduced Stabld, its family of fiat‑backed stablecoins designed for payments, treasury, and earning products
● @deel
• Introduced Deel stablecoin wallet, allowing contractors to receive, hold, earn on, and spend DLUSD balances globally
● @turnkeyhq
• Partnered with @brale_xyz to help businesses build secure, policy‑controlled stablecoin flows
● REPAY
• Completed a proof‑of‑concept demonstrating consumer payments using USDC on @Stellar_Org
● @AlchemyPay
• Secured a Rhode Island Money Transmitter License, bringing its total U.S. state licenses to 16
● @theflutterwave
• Partnered with @tempo to expand stablecoin settlement infrastructure for cross‑border payments and treasury services across Africa
● @Mastercard
• Introduced Agent Pay for Machines, an infrastructure that lets AI agents make purchases on behalf of users
● @Zelle / Early Warning Services
• Unveiled ZelleUSD (ZLUSD), a proprietary USD‑backed stablecoin to power fast cross‑border payments
● @OpenPayd
• Got MiCA approval to offer crypto services across Europe
● @xeriscoin
• Partnered with a fitness center to accept XerisCoin for payments and memberships upon mainnet launch
● @smapocke
• USDT payments went live on Smart Pocket
● @minipay
• MiniPay card went live, offering 5% cashback on every spend, paid in USDC, USDT, or Gold
● @gnosispay
• Added support for @Celo, an L2 network for programmable stablecoin payments
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June made it clear that stablecoins are evolving beyond crypto assets into core financial infrastructure.
As stablecoins, AI agents, and programmable payments become increasingly intertwined, the gap between TradFi and onchain payments continues to narrow, and this momentum is likely to continue throughout H2.
