Unlimit has officially launched Stable.com, a decentralized, non-custodial clearing house designed specifically for stablecoins. The platform allows users to swap major stablecoins with no gas fees or commissions while retaining full control of their funds.
Stable.com also integrates a global fiat on‑ and off‑ramp, supporting conversions in over 150 markets and more than 1,000 payment methods through Unlimit’s worldwide payments network. This streamlines stablecoin usage, offering a one-stop solution for interoperability and fiat access.
Kirill Eves, CEO and Founder of Unlimit, said stablecoins have established themselves as an extension of the US dollar, calling them “a powerful instrument for international trade and savings.” He explained that Stable.com leverages Unlimit’s unrivalled global payments infrastructure, developed over the past 16 years, to seamlessly connect the world of DeFi with traditional finance. “Today, we empower the crypto industry to evolve, advance, and unlock its full potential,” he added.
The launch positions Unlimit, which already serves tens of thousands of enterprises and over a billion users worldwide, as a key player in connecting the crypto and fiat ecosystems. The platform’s success will hinge on user adoption, liquidity, and the ability to navigate evolving regulatory requirements.
Stablecoins Gain Ground as Banks, Regulators and Tech Giants Make Strategic Moves
Stablecoins continue to tighten their grip on the global financial system as traditional institutions and consumer-facing companies deepen their involvement.
AMINA Bank has integrated Paxos-issued USDG into its services, expanding support for regulated, dollar-backed digital assets across custody, trading and yield products. The move reflects a growing institutional preference for compliant stablecoin infrastructure, especially as firms seek faster settlement, improved liquidity and seamless cross-border functionality.
At the regulatory level, pressure is mounting in South Korea as policymakers push for the long-delayed stablecoin framework to be finalised. A key point of debate remains the level of control banks should hold over issuers, underscoring broader concerns around oversight, systemic risk and monetary influence. The urgency around the legislation highlights how critical stablecoins have become to national financial strategy and digital competitiveness.
Beyond banking and policy, stablecoins are now encroaching on mainstream consumer ecosystems. Sony is reportedly exploring the creation of its own dollar-pegged stablecoin for use across its digital services, including gaming and entertainment platforms. If implemented, this would bring stablecoin payments to millions of everyday users, signalling a major shift from niche financial tool to embedded digital currency for global commerce.
