FV Bank stablecoin invoicing is now live as the bank expands its banking and payments platform to combine stablecoin settlement, custody, payments, and cross-border banking in one setup.
FV Bank said the new tool lets businesses create itemised invoices from their dashboard. They can send those invoices by email or through a shareable payment link. Counterparties can then pay in USDC or PYUSD.
The bank said users can complete payment through WalletConnect, a QR code, or a direct transfer from a wallet or exchange. Once FV Bank receives the funds, it settles them in USD. The company said it built the product for B2B firms, SaaS platforms, marketplaces, freelancers, and cross-border operators.
FV Bank Stablecoin Invoicing Adds Payment Tools
FV Bank said this launch extends services it already offers. The bank has supported direct stablecoin deposits with automatic conversion to USD for some time. It integrated Circle’s USDC in 2021, Tether’s USDT in 2024, and PayPal’s PYUSD in early 2025.
The company also said it had promoted USDC invoicing as a use case since 2022. As a result, the new invoicing product builds on an existing process rather than opening a separate business line.
Miles Paschini said banking, payments, and digital assets had developed on separate rails for too long. The CEO added that the wider platform aims to help clients move funds across traditional and blockchain rails in one regulated setting.
More Platform Features Due in 2026
FV Bank said more products will arrive in the coming weeks. These include unified payment collection across fiat and stablecoins, stablecoin-based cross-border payments, network-branded virtual cards, API-managed accounts, and APIs and SDKs for developers and enterprise teams.
The bank said fintechs and technology platforms can either deploy these tools directly or integrate them into their own services. It added that this model lets clients add banking, payments, and digital asset features without taking on the related compliance and operational work.
Nitin Agarwal said the bank had made long-term investments in compliance, custody, and operations to connect traditional banking with digital asset settlement. He also pointed to rising client demand for real-time and programmable payment infrastructure.
FV Bank said its platform supports real-time settlement across digital assets and fiat in more than 45 currencies through its API-driven rails. The company also said it will make additional platform announcements through 2026.
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