MassPay, Coinbase launch USDC payouts to 180 countries

MassPay Holdings and Coinbase announced on June 11, 2026 a partnership to provide USDC-powered cross-border payouts to businesses across 180 countries. The integration links MassPay’s single-API payout network with Coinbase’s regulated custody, wallet services and payment APIs.

Under the agreement, corporate customers can fund disbursements in U.S. dollars and convert to USDC through Coinbase, or deposit USDC directly. Payouts can be delivered in USDC, other digital assets or converted to local fiat for final delivery through MassPay’s distribution channels, which include bank transfers, mobile wallets and digital-asset rails.

Coinbase will supply institutional custody via Coinbase Prime, blockchain operations and regulatory coverage. MassPay will manage payout orchestration and route final delivery to recipients in the platform’s supported corridors.

The partners said the product targets the prefunding requirement that often forces companies to hold balances in multiple markets while waiting for settlement. Using stablecoins for settlement moves value onchain in seconds or minutes and can remove the need to maintain funded accounts across corridors.

Clients using the combined service reported cost reductions of about 40% to 70% compared with traditional international wire transfers. Traditional cross-border wires commonly settle in one to three business days and incur fees that vary by corridor and intermediaries; stablecoin transfers settle on public blockchains in seconds or minutes and carry network fees that are often a fraction of a cent, according to the companies.

MassPay projected the new stablecoin rails could handle nine-figure payout volumes in the first year, driven by recurring programmatic usage from enterprise customers. The offering lets businesses use onchain settlement without building their own crypto infrastructure: Coinbase handles custody and blockchain operations while MassPay handles payout delivery.

Ran Grushkowsky, MassPay’s chief executive, described stablecoins as having moved “from experiment to infrastructure” and called the partnership a turnkey path for enterprises to fund in USD, move value onchain and pay recipients worldwide. Alec Lovett, head of infrastructure products at Coinbase, noted that MassPay’s enterprise clients can now fund in USD, settle in USDC and pay recipients globally within their existing systems.

The partnership joins several recent efforts by payments firms to build stablecoin-based rails for cross-border flows using regulated stablecoins such as USDC.