FV Bank Expands Beyond Digital Banking: Launches Unified Fintech Platform for Stablecoins, Payments, and Programmable Finance

This section is Partnership Content suppliedThe content in this section is supplied by Business Wire for the purposes of distributing press releases on behalf of its clients. Postmedia has not reviewed the content. by Business Wire Article contentStablecoin Invoice Launches as First Product on New Infrastructure Platform, with More Capabilities to FollowSign In or Create an AccountEmail AddressContinueor View more offersArticle contentSAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — FV Bank today announced the expansion of its regulated financial infrastructure platform, bringing stablecoin settlement, digital asset custody, programmable payments, and cross-border banking rails into a single programmable financial layer.

Article contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.Article contentOver the coming weeks, FV Bank will launch a series of new applications, including unified payment collection, stablecoin powered cross border payments, agentic ready virtual cards, API managed accounts and builder-ready APIs for developers and enterprise teams.

Together, these products are designed to reduce fragmentation, support real-time 24/7 settlement, and provide clients with access to regulated infrastructure that operates across both fiat and stablecoin-based financial flows.Article contentArticle contentBuilt on FV Bank’s existing banking, custody, and compliance foundation, the expanded FV Bank platform will help fintechs, enterprises, marketplaces, and emerging AI-native commerce platforms move funds seamlessly across traditional payment rails and blockchain networks. These new products have been designed for direct deployment or integration through agentic-ready APIs and SDKs, allowing fintechs and technology platforms to build, white-label, or extend regulated banking payments and digital asset capabilities to their clients without assuming the compliance and operational risk typically associated with payments and digital asset infrastructure.

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Browse here.Article contentThe first phase of this expansion is Stablecoin Invoicing, now live for all FV Bank users. The product enables businesses to generate itemized invoices directly from their FV Bank dashboard, send them securely by email or shareable payment link, and accept payment in USDC or PYUSD.

Counterparties can pay via WalletConnect, QR code, or direct transfer from a preferred wallet or exchange, with funds settling instantly in USD upon receipt. Built for global B2B businesses, SaaS platforms, marketplaces, freelancers, and cross-border operators, Stablecoin Invoicing helps accelerate receivables, improve liquidity visibility, and reduce settlement friction associated with traditional payment rails.Article contentThe announcement comes as stablecoins rapidly evolve from crypto-native payment tools into institutional financial infrastructure, increasingly used for cross-border settlement, treasury operations, and programmable commerce workflows.

At the same time, the emergence of AI-driven transaction systems is creating growing demand for programmable payment controls and banking infrastructure capable of supporting automated financial activity within regulated environments.Article content“Modern finance has always been fragmented. Banking, payments, and digital assets have evolved on separate rails for too long,” said Miles Paschini, CEO of FV Bank.

“FV Bank is bringing those capabilities together through our regulated infrastructure, allowing clients to move faster, operate more efficiently, and build on infrastructure designed for the future of finance and commerce.”Article contentThe company’s expanded platform strategy is designed to address several key areas of client demand, including:Article contentArticle contentUnified payment collection across fiat and stablecoins.Cross-border settlement that connects digital asset flows to local-currency payout rails.

API managed accountsPayment infrastructure designed for AI-enabled and automated transaction workflows.Agentic ready network branded virtual cards.APIs and developer tools that allow fintechs and enterprise teams to build directly on FV Bank’s infrastructure.

Article contentWhile much of the financial industry is only beginning its transition toward regulated digital asset infrastructure following increased regulatory clarity in the U.S., FV Bank has spent years building the operational, custody, and compliance framework required to support this model.

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