Coinspaid Expands Blockchain Payment Infrastructure for Startups

April 21, 2026 · 2 min read
Coinspaid Partners with The Residency to Support Early-Stage Startups

The Coinspaid team has announced a strategic partnership with The Residency, a global community of entrepreneurs. The collaboration is aimed at providing early-stage startups with access to stablecoin payment infrastructure on preferential terms.

Coinspaid Solutions, one of Europe’s largest providers of blockchain payment infrastructure, has entered into a strategic partnership with The Residency, a global community for emerging founders and innovators. The agreement will see Coinspaid’s solutions integrated into The Residency ecosystem, allowing community members to access tools typically reserved for more mature companies and large FinTech organisations.

The Residency brings together an international community of founders and technology leaders and focuses on supporting early-stage innovation. Startup advisor within the community is Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI and former president of Y Combinator, one of the world’s leading startup accelerators.

As part of the partnership, startups will gain access to:

  • Processing infrastructure for stablecoin payments
  • Multi-chain connectivity
  • Proprietary blockchain node infrastructure
  • Automated on-chain settlement
  • Liquidity management tools

Additionally, developer-ready APIs and payment interfaces will be provided, simplifying the integration of financial services into products at early stages.

Participants of The Residency will benefit from preferential terms for Coinspaid’s products, including a full suite of payment, treasury, and settlement tools. The company’s solutions feature built-in compliance mechanisms and risk controls trusted by thousands of businesses worldwide, as well as support for cross-border operations and streamlined financial workflows.

According to Pavel Kashuba, Strategic Leader at Coinspaid, startups operating in fast-evolving segments of digital finance require reliable and compliant infrastructure from the earliest stages. The company expects that the partnership will enable founders to scale faster without compromising security and control.

Nick Linch, founder of The Residency, noted that access to institutional-grade infrastructure provides a competitive advantage for community members, as such solutions are typically out of reach for early-stage companies.

More details on how Coinspaid builds partnerships with major traditional market players can be found in an exclusive interview with Murat Prokopov, Strategic Partnerships Executive at Coinspaid. To learn more about how blockchain payment rails approach stablecoin integration and what factors truly determine their success, check an exclusive interview with Lyubomyr Pavlyk, Strategic Web3 Partnerships Executive at Coinspaid.