Meow has partnered with BVNK to provide stablecoin and cryptocurrency payment capabilities to its business customers. The integration also expands support for multiple stablecoins and adds access to the Swift network.
Meow, a business banking fintech serving AI agents and global teams, said it manages billions of dollars in assets for businesses operating in more than 200 countries. The company offers USDC on- and off-ramping, bill payments, invoicing and corporate cards.
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Through the BVNK integration, Meow customers can accept stablecoin and crypto payments and convert funds to USD within the platform. Meow said the approach is intended to avoid “separate integrations” and reduce operational handoffs.
Meow CEO Brandon Arvanaghi said: “Businesses should not have to stitch together fragmented providers to collect funds, move money globally, and access modern payment rails. Our partnership with BVNK helps change that.”
The offering is aimed at businesses that make cross-border payments and require access to different payment rails. Customers can choose between traditional options such as Swift payments and stablecoin-based rails, depending on transaction needs.
Arvanaghi added: “By partnering with BVNK we’re giving customers a faster, lower-cost and more interoperable way to move money through a single platform. It simplifies the complexity behind both fiat and stablecoin flows and allows us to deliver more value back to our customers.”
BVNK co-founder and chief business officer Chris Harmse said: “The next generation of financial services will be defined by platforms that can seamlessly connect fiat, stablecoins, crypto, and global payment rails. Meow is a market leader in global business banking for crypto companies and multi-national teams. They understand that future, and we’re proud to partner with them.”
The two companies are also discussing further product development, including potential work on a crypto-enabled merchant acceptance business.
The partnership comes around a month after Mastercard agreed to acquire BVNK in a deal valued at up to $1.8bn. The deal is expected to complete before the end of 2026.
