Corpay adds BVNK stablecoin wallets for global clients
Corpay has partnered with BVNK to offer stablecoin wallets to its international corporate and treasury clients, letting users hold, send and receive fiat-pegged tokens alongside existing payment rails.
Corpay, a S&P 500 payments provider, has partnered with BVNK to add stablecoin wallets for its global corporate and treasury clients. The integration will let customers hold, send and receive fiat-pegged tokens as part of Corpay's payments services.
The companies said BVNK will supply the wallet infrastructure and operational support while Corpay will integrate the wallets into its client portals and existing product lines. The functionality will be rolled out in phases across Corpay’s international footprint.
Clients will be able to choose between traditional payment rails, such as bank transfers, and tokenized currency balances where available. Corpay plans to present the wallets within its current payment interfaces so users can view and manage digital-asset balances alongside other payment activity.
BVNK’s platform will handle custody, wallet issuance and transaction processing on supported blockchain networks. Corpay will connect those services to its reconciliation, reporting and treasury workflows.
The companies did not provide a detailed rollout timetable or name the specific stablecoins that will be supported. Corpay customers will receive instructions on account setup, required compliance checks and operational procedures for using the wallets.
Stablecoins are digital tokens designed to maintain a stable value by pegging to fiat currencies, commonly the U.S. dollar. Firms offering stablecoin wallets typically address custody arrangements, anti-money-laundering controls and counterparty risk as part of their service delivery.
The integration pairs Corpay’s global payments network with BVNK’s institutional wallet technology. Corpay provides global payments, card services and treasury management for corporate clients, while BVNK operates wallet infrastructure aimed at institutional and payment-firm users.
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