Today at StableCon, we officially launched Stable Sea Terminal—our unified solution for stablecoin liquidity and treasury management. It’s built for one reason: to solve the final mile of stablecoin utility for real-world businesses.

Stablecoins are no longer fringe financial tools. In 2024, they moved over $28 trillion in value—more than Visa and Mastercard combined. From cross-border payroll to vendor payouts, stablecoins are becoming the backbone of modern money movement, especially in emerging markets. But there’s a catch: while sending stablecoins is seamless, converting them back into local fiat is still a mess.

If you’ve ever tried to off-ramp a large stablecoin transaction, you know the pain. You’re managing trades in Telegram, haggling FX rates across OTC desks, stitching together multiple providers, and reconciling transactions days later—if at all. This process is slow, opaque, expensive, and entirely out of step with the promise of real-time money.

That’s the gap we built Stable Sea Terminal to fill.

Stable Sea Terminal gives fintechs, PSPs, and global businesses access to deep, compliant liquidity and same-day settlement—with no markups, no middlemen, and full transparency. You can off-ramp up to $50 million in a single trade and manage all your global wallets and fiat accounts in one place.

We believe stablecoins are the future of global finance. But if they’re going to power the next generation of payments and treasury systems, we need infrastructure that meets the moment.

Stable Sea Terminal is our contribution to that future—an enterprise-grade interface that turns programmable money into practical payments.

If you're building with stables, we’d love to show you what’s possible when the rails finally work both ways. Connect with us to learn more.