Where can you check your balance, review transactions or add the wallet you want to receive payments in? Part 4 of our Morph Payments video series walks you through how to: → View your balance and transaction history → Deposit funds into your account → Update your profile details → Add an external wallet as a receiving address

Big institutions are embracing stablecoins. What changes for a freelancer waiting on a client payment? Writing in The World Financial Review, Morph’s Senior US Payment Partnership Lead, Wesley @wesleyrios explores what it takes to make stablecoins useful for freelancers and small businesses: simpler onboarding, clear costs, and payments they can track and put to use. Read Wesley’s article ↓

Your clients pay in stablecoins. Your business sells digital goods. Or your team pays creators and contractors around the world. Where could Morph Payments fit into your workflow? In Episode 2, @wesleyrios explores the businesses and payment scenarios it’s built for, with a look at how you can pay and get paid in USDT and USDC while keeping control of your funds. Watch Episode 2 — Is Morph Payments Right for Your Business? ↓

What happens when crypto adoption becomes payment adoption? Across Southeast Asia, stablecoins are becoming part of how people get paid and businesses move money. Morph’s Ecosystem Lead Renna @itsmerenna shares her perspective in @CoinSharesCo, exploring the shift through real consumer and business use cases across Indonesia, Singapore and the Philippines. Her key takeaway: adoption depends on more than technology. Businesses need reliable payments, clear records, and customers and suppliers ready to use them. Read the full feature ↓

We've had a great week at Token2049 in Singapore, catching up with partners and speaking about Morph Payments. ICYMI: Catch Eric as he share his perspective on Morph Payments and about stablecoin payments.

Selling digital goods, memberships or gaming services? Adding stablecoin payments shouldn’t mean checking wallets, matching transfers to orders and keeping a separate spreadsheet. With Morph Payments, customers pay in USDT or USDC through checkout. You can then: → View orders and their payment status in your dashboard → Check transaction details when a customer asks about a payment → Export transaction records as CSV for reconciliation For businesses, a useful payment option needs to work beyond checkout.

Stablecoin payments need to work across networks, and fit the way businesses actually operate. @echeung0117 Eric, Morph’s APAC Head of Partnerships, shares his perspective on: → Why Morph Payments takes a network agnostic approach → The payment needs of agencies, freelancers and remote teams across APAC → What it will take to bring fragmented payment services into one experience Watch the full interview for a closer look at what we’re building and where stablecoin payments go next ↓

Ready to collect stablecoin payments? Start with a payment link or an invoice. Use a reusable payment link to collect multiple payments, or create a single use invoice for a specific client, with an optional due date. Part 3 of our video series shows you how to: → Create a payment link → Create an invoice → Share either through a link or QR code Watch the tutorial and choose what works for your business ↓