WalletConnect
WalletConnect is a global crypto and stablecoin payments infrastructure built on the world's largest wallet network.
What is WalletConnect?
WalletConnect is a global crypto and stablecoin payments infrastructure that connects to 500M+ users across 700+ wallets and all major blockchain networks. Founded by Pedro Gomes in 2018, it has evolved from a wallet-connection middleware into a complete, compliant payment method designed to fit directly into existing PSP stacks with a single integration. WalletConnect Pay enables merchants to accept compliant crypto and stablecoin payments with lower acceptance costs than traditional rails, faster settlement, and built-in incentives. Wallet providers can integrate WalletConnect Pay to let users spend crypto and stablecoins at merchants across POS and e-commerce while retaining full control of the UX.
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