Circle introduces Managed Services to simplify stablecoin adoption and reduce technical and compliance barriers. CPN Managed Payments enables fiat-native access to USDC settlement through a single API integration model. Growing demand for faster payments drives adoption, with stablecoin v

Crypto-linked card spending reached $600 million in monthly volume in March 2026, more than tripling from $187 million recorded a year prior – a 211% annual increase that signals structural rather than cyclical adoption across point-of-sale payment infrastructure. Cumulative card volume across the

Circle introduces Managed Services to simplify stablecoin adoption and reduce technical and compliance barriers. CPN Managed Payments enables fiat-native access to USDC settlement through a single API integration model. Growing demand for faster payments drives adoption, with stablecoin

Circle has launched its Stablecoin Payouts service for Singapore partners, enhancing its payment infrastructure in Asia. This service facilitates compliant cross-border transfers using USDC, aiming to streamline fund movement while addressing regulatory concerns.

Circle Internet Group launched CPN Managed Payments on Wednesday, a full-stack stablecoin settlement platform designed to let banks, fintechs, and payment service providers process USDC transactions without holding or managing digital assets. Key Takeaways: Circle launched CPN Managed Payments on

Circle launched USDC payout services in Singapore, enabling automated cross-border payments for fintechs and enterprises. Payouts API reduces manual processes, improves transparency, and supports high-volume stablecoin transactions. Expansion aligns with regulations, offering compliant in

Crypto‑linked debit and prepaid card monthly transaction volume reached $600 million in March 2026, more than tripling from $187 million a year earlier, according to data from The Block.

Circle has launched its Stablecoin Payouts service for Singapore partners, enhancing its payment infrastructure in Asia. This service facilitates compliant cross-border transfers using USDC, aiming to streamline fund movement while addressing regulatory concerns.

In March, cryptocurrency card transaction volumes reached $600 million, up more than threefold year over year, indicating its growing adoption in digital payments. The market share of USDT has gradually been shrinking, while USDC continues to rise in regulated markets such as North America and Europe. Tether plans to launch a U.S. compliant stablecoin to counter USDC’s expansion; going forward, the market landscape will keep changing.

_Circle expands USDC payouts in Singapore, boosting faster, cheaper, and transparent cross-border stablecoin payments for fintechs and global businesses across Asia._ Circle has expanded its stablecoin payment services into Asia. The update enables partners in Singapore to make cross-border payment