Bottomline Completes First Cross-Border Stablecoin Transactions
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On November 10, 2026, Bottomline announced that it had completed its first real-time cross-border stablecoin transactions through its payments and cash management platform. The transactions used USDC, issued by Circle, and were conducted as internal company transfers on the Global Payments Hub and Cash Management platforms. With USDC integrated into Bottomline’s existing corporate payment system, treasury teams can select and manage stablecoins alongside other payment methods on the same platform, without setting up a separate payment process. The report did not disclose transaction amounts, participating companies, or the specific countries and regions involved.
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Bottomline completed its first real-time cross-border stablecoin transactions through its payments and cash management platform, using Circle’s USDC and processing them as internal company transfers on the Global Payments Hub and Cash Management platforms. Integrating USDC into existing corporate payment systems allows treasury teams to select and manage stablecoins alongside other payment methods from the same platform, without setting up a separate payment process.
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