With its new solution, Nium enables corporate entities to issue stablecoin cards for paying for goods and services worldwide.
International FinTech company Nium introduced a new B2B platform for issuing payment cards with stablecoin support, allowing users to spend digital assets directly without building their own infrastructure or handling complex integrations. The new system combines Visa and Mastercard payment networks and operates through a single application programming interface (API).
The platform is designed for corporate clients that already hold funds in stablecoins. They can now issue cards backed by these assets and use them to pay for goods and services globally. Conversion of digital assets into fiat currency happens automatically at the point of purchase, simplifying settlements and reducing operational costs.
The company emphasizes that its solution covers more than 190 countries and is backed by over 40 proprietary licenses, enabling operations without relying on third-party intermediary banks. As a result, the time required to launch card programs is reduced from several months to just a few days.
Platform users can:
- issue stablecoin-funded cards for global payments via Visa and Mastercard networks;
- use simplified settlement flows with fewer intermediate conversions;
- combine card payments and payouts within a single infrastructure.
Nium’s CEO and Founder, Prajit Nanu, noted that companies are increasingly looking for a simple and compliant way to use stablecoins in real-world transactions. According to him, the platform launch marks a step toward the next stage in payments, where digital currencies and programmable money will play a key role.
Mastercard launched its platform for stablecoin operations in April 2025. In September 2025, Visa integrated stablecoins into its Visa Direct platform, and a month later expanded stablecoin support in the banking sector.
