In 2025, stablecoins became integral to financial infrastructure, with BVNK processing an impressive $30 billion in stablecoin payments, a 2.3-fold increase from the previous year. The platform facilitated 2.8 million transactions, primarily from businesses engaging in cross-border payments, merchant settlements, and global payroll. Notably, one-third of this volume originated from the US, where BVNK grew from $0.1 billion to $10 billion in annualized volume within a year. The rapid expansion led to new office openings in San Francisco and New York. BVNK welcomed 226 new customers, including major players like Worldpay and Deel, as they integrated stablecoin capabilities into their platforms. Initially, most transactions revolved around basic payment flows, but by the second half of the year, there was a shift toward innovative products, such as neobanks offering global digital dollar wallets. BVNK enhanced its platform with features like embedded wallets and AI-driven processes, positioning itself as a leader in stablecoin infrastructure. The company also achieved full regulatory coverage in the US and secured EU authorization, enabling global operations in over 130 countries. This regulatory foundation reduces friction for customers and allows them to scale without compliance issues. Strategic investments from Visa Ventures and Citi Ventures underscore the growing recognition among traditional financial institutions that stablecoins are now essential infrastructure rather than just experimental technology. As BVNK moves into 2026, it aims to support its customers in further scaling their operations and launching new products.