RedotPay launches RedotPay Connect for stablecoin B2B settlements in USD, EUR, and GBP

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RedotPay has launched RedotPay Connect at Money20/20 Europe, calling it the company’s first B2B payment product since founding. The pitch is straightforward: merchants can accept stablecoin payments and settle in local currencies without sitting on crypto price risk.

  1. RedotPay says RedotPay Connect lets merchants accept stablecoin payments and settle instantly in local currencies including USD, EUR, and GBP. In practice, that puts the product in the familiar merchant-acquiring lane, except the acceptance rail starts with digital assets and ends in fiat settlement.
  2. The company says the gateway is a single-integration crypto payment setup for businesses that want to take digital asset payments without exposure to cryptocurrency volatility. RedotPay also said the platform supports payments from digital wallets including MetaMask and Coinbase Wallet.
  3. RedotPay claims the product opens access to more than 700 million crypto users through one integration. The company also said merchants using the gateway may reduce merchant discount rates by up to 70% compared to some traditional card and bank payment methods.
  4. Jonathan Chan, Head of Partnerships and Co-Founder at RedotPay, said the launch is meant to help businesses tap into “a global network of over 700 million crypto users” and operate on “global, real-time payment rails.” He also framed the product as the company’s first B2B platform.
  5. RedotPay also said it plans to add AI-powered agentic payment functionality based on stablecoins. Future versions of the platform will support transactions initiated directly by AI agents, and the upcoming “RedotPay Skill” will let consumers connect AI agents to RedotPay’s payment infrastructure. The company said the Skill will be available for download in June.

RedotPay said the launch of RedotPay Connect and RedotPay Skill is part of its expansion following its Series B funding round. The company describes itself as a stablecoin-based payment technology firm that combines blockchain-based systems with traditional financial services.

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