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Reviewed by Yohan Yunstaff editor

Payments platform Decta explores stablecoin-enabled treasury settlement

Latest NewsPublishedAug 11, 2026

Stablecoins Enter Mainstream Payments with Decta’s Treasury Settlement

Stablecoins are becoming a vital tool for traditional payments infrastructure, with payments platform Decta embracing USDC for international treasury settlement. This move aims to achieve faster transfers and more efficient liquidity management. By leveraging OpenPayd’s infrastructure, Decta can convert company funds into USDC, supporting near-instant settlements across markets.

Decta’s integration of stablecoins into its back-end treasury operations marks a significant step forward for the adoption of digital assets in mainstream finance. The company’s use of USDC enables it to bypass traditional banking rails, which are often subject to cut-off times, weekends, and multi-day value dates. With OpenPayd’s regulated infrastructure, Decta can move its funds across markets quickly and efficiently.

Benefits of Stablecoin-Enabled Treasury Settlement

The use of stablecoins like USDC offers several benefits, including faster settlement times and reduced liquidity risks. By utilizing OpenPayd’s infrastructure, Decta can convert its fiat currency into a digital settlement instrument, allowing for near-instant transfers. This development has significant implications for the broader adoption of stablecoins in traditional payments infrastructure.

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The integration shows how stablecoins are moving into traditional payments infrastructure as a tool for internal treasury and liquidity management, without making stablecoins part of its customer-facing payment services.

Stablecoins move into payments firms’ treasury operations

Decta UK CEO Scott Dawson said the company routinely moves its own funds between banking relationships to fund operations and settle internal obligations across its regulated entities and markets. Traditionally, he said, those transfers run through banking rails that are subject to cut-off times, weekends and multi-day value dates.

“Through OpenPayd’s regulated infrastructure, Decta converts its own fiat into a digital settlement instrument, moves it across markets near-instantly,“ Dawson said.

Founded in 2015 in London, Decta is a payments platform that provides payment processing, acquiring, card issuing, banking and other financial infrastructure to businesses. The company operates across 32 countries and serves hundreds of companies, according to its announcement.

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Decta has also explored stablecoin issuance in the past. In August 2024, Decta Limited and France-based Next Generation said they were exploring a potential euro-pegged stablecoin that Decta could issue under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), subject to regulatory approval.

OpenPayd, founded in London in 2018, provides financial infrastructure connecting fiat and digital assets. The company secured authorization under MiCA in June, allowing it to provide crypto services across the European Economic Area, including fiat-to-stablecoin on- and off-ramps. It counts Kraken, eToro, OKX and B2C2 among its clients.

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