Wirex today is increasingly an infrastructure company. The retail business gave us years of experience operating cards, accounts, payments, scheme connectivity and compliance ourselves. The shift was to take that operating stack and make it available to other companies building financial products. We launched the infrastructure business in November 2025. In 131 days, it became the fastest stablecoin payment infrastructure to reach $1B in annualised onchain volume. That run rate has since passed $2B. Partners can now build with cards, accounts, payouts, settlement and other financial products through one integration, with an average signed-to-live timeline of 44 days. That is the direction of the business now. We are building the infrastructure other companies use to bring stablecoin-powered financial products to market. In this conversation with @samconnerone, Community Lead Developer at @circle and @arc, our Group CEO and Co-Founder @matveevp explains how Wirex moved from retail into infrastructure and what that focus looks like today.

Wirex infrastructure is now live on @Arc. 🤝 With Arc mainnet officially live, we’re bringing our banking and payment infrastructure onto the network, giving builders a new settlement layer for stablecoin-powered financial products.

We have crossed $1B in total onchain card spend processed through our infrastructure. The milestone comes just 10 months after our launch, alongside: → 100K+ total addresses → 11M+ total transactions A strong first chapter, and the pace is only picking up.

Wirex is now live on Tempo for stablecoin card programs. Through @wirexapp, enterprises can use Tempo for near-instant stablecoin settlement, simpler reconciliation, opt-in privacy, and predictable low fees for their card programs to operate at scale.

Stablecoin cards can feel global to the user while the settlement infrastructure underneath still runs through a single base currency. @Paymentscan’s latest research looks at how that affects cross-border card costs, why multi-currency settlement can reduce the overhead, and why relatively few stablecoin card programmes support it today. The research also highlights where Wirex is already moving ahead, with onchain settlement in both USDC and EURC and the widest local issuance footprint of any stablecoin issuer tracked by Paymentscan. Glad we could support the research. Thanks to @Paymentscan, @tstereth and @datadashboards for the breakdown.

Another Wirex-powered money app is getting ready for launch. Rewards are becoming a bigger part of how neobanks create an experience people want to keep coming back to, and @PulsarMoneyApp is making that part of the experience with Pulsar Pro. It brings richer rewards, with more ways to earn and cashback users can control. And we’re glad to be supporting that launch, with Pulsar among the first products going live on our infrastructure and @arc as the settlement network from day one of Arc mainnet on September 16.

1/ Wirex 🤝 Pulsar Money We’re partnering with @PulsarMoneyApp, a multi-currency money app built on stablecoin rails, marking our first BaaS partner launch on @Arc. Early access opens today, with Wirex providing infrastructure for cards, named accounts and on/off-ramps. 🧵

A record-breaking July powered that milestone: $160M+ in onchain card spend ↑ 28% from June ↑ New all-time high Our strongest month yet, and the figure that pushed Wirex BaaS to ≈$2B annualised.

WE’VE REACHED ≈$2B IN ANNUALISED CARD SPEND VOLUME! 🚀 July’s $160M+ in onchain card spend pushed our annualised run-rate to ≈$2B in just 8 months since launch. We reached $1B in 131 days, the fastest in the industry. Roughly 110 days later, that run-rate had nearly doubled.