Samsung Wallet adds stablecoin cash-outs in the US through Coinflow and Bastion

Samsung Wallet users in the US can now convert stablecoin balances into dollars and withdraw them to bank accounts and debit cards through Coinflow’s integration with Bastion. For high-risk PSPs, the useful part is not the consumer feature itself; it is the settlement and routing stack behind it, including ACH, push-to-card and RTP.

1. Coinflow, a payments infrastructure provider, has partnered with Bastion, a stablecoin technology and compliance specialist, to let US Samsung Wallet users cash out stablecoins into dollars and send the funds to bank accounts or debit cards. The flow happens inside Samsung Wallet as a single in-app process.
2. The payout options are Automated Clearing House (ACH), push-to-card and real-time payments (RTP). Settlement timing depends on the selected rail and the receiving institution, with ACH transfers still subject to standard banking hours and processing windows.
3. The partnership follows Samsung’s 7 October 2026 launch of its stablecoin feature in Samsung Wallet, which reaches 82 million eligible Galaxy devices across the US. Users complete identity verification, connect a US bank account or debit card, enter the amount they want to withdraw and confirm the transaction.
4. Bastion acts as the licensed custodian for the stablecoins and is one of the infrastructure providers supporting the service. Coinflow, through its network of licensed partners including Bastion, handles the conversion into dollars and routes funds to users’ chosen accounts or cards.
5. The setup also shows how Coinflow is positioning its Network of Networks model: one integration to multiple payment networks, with routing based on approval rates, cost and speed. The company says it supports round-the-clock settlement, provides global payouts and assumes fraud and chargeback liability on approved transactions.

Bastion operates through Bastion Platforms Trust Company, LLC, which holds a New York trust charter and has received conditional approval from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency for a national trust bank charter. Its operating arm, Bastion Platforms US, LLC, is a money services business holding money transmitter licences. Bastion does not issue its own stablecoin, which lets customers keep control over branding, users and commercial models. Its investors include Andreessen Horowitz and Coinbase Ventures.