TransFi
TransFi is a stablecoin-powered cross-border payment infrastructure platform for global businesses.
What is TransFi?
TransFi is a stablecoin-powered payment infrastructure platform that enables businesses to send, receive, and manage cross-border payments globally. The platform supports 70+ countries, 250+ payment methods, 35+ blockchains, and 130+ digital assets and stablecoins. TransFi's product suite includes BizPay for cross-border payments via WhatsApp or Telegram, Ramp for buying and selling digital assets, Checkout for global payment acceptance, an OTC Desk for large-scale trades, and a Settlement Facility for instant liquidity. A single API integration provides access to global collections, payouts, cards, and stablecoin rails. The platform serves remittance and payroll providers, PSPs, crypto exchanges, ecommerce businesses, and enterprises with fast settlements, multi-currency support, and full compliance.
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