Embedded global payments. Backed by @YCombinator @Coinbase. Coming soon: @Flow_of_Funds.
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Four days at @Money2020 2026, and one very long table at @Cipriani.
Our founding team spent the days with PSPs, fintechs, and banks, digging into the consistent pain points of moving high-value global B2B payments faster through USD accounts, reducing friction with global compliance onboarding can deliver a better experience.
The highlight wasn’t the main conference but rather our annual dinner. A special thank you to our customers and partners for making it!
CC: @OpenFX_, @CrossRiverBank, @Augustus_bank, @OpenStandard, @CipherOwl, @CodexFX
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In Vegas for @money2020 through Wednesday with @rajlad_ and Krisan
If you're around and want to talk about faster global payments or attend our annual @infinite dinner, check out the links below:
Money settles in seconds. Approving a new counterparty still takes ~30 days.
We're at @money2020 at The Venetian through Wednesday. Meet @nvs, @rajlad_ and founding CCO Krisan Nichani to see how a shared compliance network gets first-time review to 1-2 days.
Book time or RSVP below ⤵️
Book a meeting: cal.com/team/infinite/money-…
Dinner RSVP: infinite.net/resources/event…
Separate banks, FX desks, compliance vendors, and stablecoin rails for global businesses will not survive the next 18 months.
They will be replaced by single-account platforms that treat fiat and stablecoins as interchangeable settlement options.
This is already happening.
Infinite Accounts give companies a real USD account with its own routing numbers that can receive wires, pay via ACH, and settle cross-border on stablecoins from the same balance and API, without managing multiple banking relationships or crypto infrastructure.
This is why we built Transfer Routes on top of Infinite Accounts + Compliance AI. Same instruction can move across stablecoin rails, local rails, or SWIFT.
The counterparty is screened first.
The case file is reused.
If the corridor still needs a licensed FX path, the route is the licensed path - not a wallet hop that disappears from the FX ledger.
Apple posted an Apple Pay strategy role that lists stablecoins and tokenized deposits, Google is hiring Web3 architecture talent.
That is a real signal. Consumer spend and agent checkout will pull stablecoins onto phones.
It's a step in the right directions but platforms still need to:
- issue a real account under their brand
- collect and pay globally
- screen the counterparty before funds move
- land money as local fiat or stablecoin
- put a human-approved policy on agent payments
Big tech hiring does not replace that stack. It increases demand for it, because more stablecoin spend only matters if businesses can fund, pay, and reconcile it without becoming a crypto company.
That’s the layer we run at Infinite: accounts + rails + compliance, so platforms can use stablecoins without becoming a crypto company.
One customer will make $200K+ this year. Not save, Make.
Dev fees on stablecoin activity they were already running. Payments done right become a revenue line and compliance is what makes that possible.
June: $50K+ paid out across customers and it's climbing every month.
Let's make that happen for you, book a demo here → infinite.net/book-a-demo
Stablecoins can settle in minutes. The WTO says they still make up 3% of international payments. The missing piece isn’t another token.
It’s making the payment usable for a finance team that does not want to learn crypto.
That’s the product.
We just crossed $1B in lifetime transfer volume.
Most infrastructure gets built to move money, then retrofitted to satisfy regulators. We built it the other way. Compliance is the architecture the rails run on. It proves that the world is moving towards a better way to move money.
Every transfer, from the first dollar to the billionth, ran through the same underwriting logic, the same verification checks, the same data model. Moving fast and fixing compliance later isn't how we do it. $1B moved with zero shortcuts to get there.