Payoneer, a financial platform for cross-border business and global payments, is set to launch a suite of stablecoin capabilities embedded within its platform.

In a statement, the company said the capabilities will be powered by Bridge, a stablecoin infrastructure platform and a Stripe company.

The offering is expected to enable businesses to receive, hold and send stablecoins as part of their global financial operations.

Payoneer said it has partnered with Bridge to build end-to-end stablecoin workflows directly into its platform. This is aimed to support use cases such as a wholesaler receiving customer payments in stablecoin. It also said a marketing agency could pay international suppliers or contractors using stablecoins.

Additionally, businesses will be able to hold funds in stablecoins or withdraw them to a local bank account when needed.

Payoneer CEO John Caplan said: “No-friction money movement is essential for global business.

“In partnering with Bridge, we’re bringing stablecoin into Payoneer’s trusted financial stack in a way that prioritises compliance, speed, security, and simplicity. This is about rethinking how money moves across borders for real businesses, not as an experiment, but as a scalable financial capability.”

The company plans to launch the stablecoin capabilities in select markets in Q2 2026, with broader availability expected to roll out throughout the year as functionality and market availability expand.

Bridge co-founder and CEO Zach Abrams said: “Bridge was built to abstract away the hardest parts of blockchain infrastructure so companies like Payoneer can focus on building great financial experiences.

“Together, we’re making stablecoins a practical and secure option for every day cross border money movement.”

In August last year, Payoneer partnered with Stripe to offer improved checkout experiences for small and medium-sized businesses engaged in online sales. The move expanded Payoneer’s Online Checkout service for merchants conducting cross-border transactions.