MassPay Launches MassPay Collect, Bringing Stablecoin and Cryptocurrency Money-In to Its Global Payout Network

Platforms can now collect payments in stablecoins and cryptocurrencies directly from clients - cutting both the cost and the settlement time of traditional collection methods

LAS VEGAS, Sept. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- MassPay, the global financial orchestration platform operating in 180 countries, today announced MassPay Collect, its first money-in capability. It launches with support for stablecoin and cryptocurrency collections, live now with selected clients, already moving hundreds of millions of dollars in value - and just getting started. MassPay is working with several industry-leading companies to build out the infrastructure behind the launch, ensuring it's robust and secure from day one.

MassPay built its network from the payout side first, on purpose - moving money to people across dozens of currencies and banking systems is the harder problem. Closing the loop starts with MassPay Collect: stablecoin and crypto money-in built on the same compliance, banking, and reconciliation backbone MassPay already runs for payouts. Fiat collection is coming next, extending the same model to traditional bank rails.

Why this matters now. Stablecoins have moved from crypto-native niche to mainstream money movement. The total stablecoin market has grown from $161.5 billion in mid-2024 to roughly $315 billion today, and B2B stablecoin payment volume alone surged from under $100 million a month in early 2023 to over $6 billion a month by mid-2025 - genuine commercial adoption, not speculative trading. That adoption isn't limited to payments - businesses are increasingly using stablecoins for treasury management as well, holding and moving working capital on-chain alongside traditional cash. Regulatory clarity is catching up to that adoption: the CLARITY Act, which would establish a federal market-structure framework for digital assets, has been advancing through the Senate this year, building on the GENIUS Act's payment-stablecoin rules already in force. That momentum is giving platforms and their finance teams more confidence to treat stablecoin collection as core infrastructure, not a side experiment.