A stablecoin is not a remittance. It becomes one when three things are true: the value holds while it travels, the sender can fund it with a rail they already use, and the recipient can get it out at the other end. The first is what a dollar peg is for. The other two are payment infrastructure in two separate countries, which means licences in both. In some markets the currency conversion alone takes 8%, so getting the rails right isn't a detail. It decides whether the corridor works at all. Banxa has spent 12 years on that: 45 licences, 180+ countries, 150+ fiat currencies.

Owning your checkout UI usually means owning PCI. Not with Banxa Native. Card, @applepay and @GooglePay are captured by a Banxa payment SDK. Your platform does not need PCI compliance certification, and you still build every screen your user sees. Read more:

More crypto apps are building their own payment screens instead of sending users somewhere else. Headless checkout isn't new. So why now? Three things changed: 1️⃣ Phones changed what normal user behaviour looks like. @applepay and @GooglePay are drawn by the phone, not a web page. Being handed to a logo you don't recognise right when you're about to pay is how a lot of scams work, and users have learnt to notice. 2️⃣ Trust changed too. Being handed to a logo you don't recognise, at the exact moment you're about to pay, is how a lot of scams work, and users have learnt to notice. 3️⃣ The rules allow it. Where it's required, you have to tell people which company is licensed, and you can say that on your own screen at the point of payment. It never had to be a separate page with someone else's brand on it. So the question stopped being whether you could build your own checkout and started being why you wouldn't. Banxa has been underneath this market for 12 years, across 400+ integrations. That's the direction we see partners heading.

Fraud doesn't scale with your volume. It scales with your success. Double your volume and you don't just get twice the good users. You become twice as visible to everyone looking for a target. @shaunhengcj on the six months that made us rebuild how we size fraud defence 👇🏻

A saver in Buenos Aires locks in USDT before pesos lose more value. A worker in Manila gets paid on a rail they actually use. One API runs the stablecoin, the local rail, and a checkout that never redirects. Read how we built it 👇🏻

$PONS is now available via Banxa. PONS is the native token of @ponsdotfamily, the launchpad platform that allows anyone to deploy or trade tokens on Robinhood Chain. Live now:

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Banxa Native is live. Introducing our headless ramp infrastructure, powering partner flows from within. Banxa is named as the regulated provider at the point of payment, with: ✅ No Banxa-branded screens, no redirects ✅ Existing KYC carries through, so eligible users skip straight to payment ✅ New users provide only what their first transaction needs ✅ Global & local payment methods, native to partner flows ✅ PCI-certified environment for card payments, handled by Banxa ✅ Banxa holds the licences and handles compliance underneath Find out more: