November 14, 2025
Welcome to another edition of the Stabledash Newsletter.
Stablecoin infrastructure is reaching deployment scale.
Companies like MoneyGram can now launch stablecoin products in weeks instead of months.Fiat on-ramps are hitting zero fees while issuance becomes plug-and-play infrastructure. AI agents are emerging as the next wave of stablecoin users.
The infrastructure layer has matured to where stablecoins can be deployed invisibly; users never see wallets, gas fees, or blockchain complexity. Partnerships like MoonPay + M0 bring stablecoin issuance to platforms with established user bases.
This week covers:
Crossmint: Invisible and Agentic Stablecoin Infrastructure
Stabledash Archives: How Rain Makes Stablecoins Spendable Everywhere, Why KAST Chose M0 to Launch their Own Stablecoin
Top Stories: Sui teams up with Stripe-owned Bridge to launch native USDsui; Rain acquires Uptop to add rewards to its stablecoin payments stack; SoFi becomes the first U.S. national bank to offer Bitcoin and crypto trading; and Aave Labs secures an Irish MiCAR license and more
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What to Watch
Crossmint turns stablecoins into invisible infrastructure — a single API that handles wallets, on/off-ramps, compliance, and multi-chain money movement. Companies like MoneyGram can launch USDC-powered products in weeks, with users never seeing the blockchain beneath it.
Built for the next wave of agentic finance, Crossmint enables AI agents to hold and spend stablecoins with programmable guardrails.
Key takeaways:
Partnership with Rain: "There's no point in having a stablecoin balance if you can't actually use it". Cards are critical for real-world spending utility
Six segments racing to deploy: remittances, neobanks, payroll, telecom, marketplaces, PSPs
Custodial vs non-custodial debate: the majority of crypto applications illegally engaging in money transmission without realizing it.
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Stabledash Archives
Digging into our past episodes to surface insights from founders that that are packed with value and too good to miss.
How Rain Makes Stablecoins Spendable Everywhere
Charles, Co-founder and CTO of Rain, breaks down how his team solved stablecoins' biggest problem, building the infrastructure that enables stablecoins to work at 40 million Visa merchants globally while powering Dakota, KAST, and Wyoming's official state stablecoin.
Unlike traditional payment processors stuck in 5-day settlement cycles, Rain settles with Visa in USDC seven days a week, processing Saturday transactions in real-time and proving the real innovation isn't creating more stablecoins; it's making existing ones actually usable for buying coffee.
Building Your Own Stablecoin: Why KAST Chose M0 for USDK
Raagulan Pathy, CEO of KAST, reveals why his team built USDK and USDKY on M0 protocol to enable 0.1% multi-chain swap fees and treasury-backed yields; while warning that the fatal mistake most founders make is "building stablecoins for economics" instead of user experience innovation.
Wrap Up
You can dive deeper into all of these stories and more on Stabledash, your single place to navigate the stablecoin industry online.
We'll be here every step of the way to help you understand the shifts, the risks, and the opportunities ahead.
Until next time,
Stay stable