Power your payment flows with stablecoins. Transak is the payments infrastructure that connects traditional money with stablecoins and crypto. Through a single API, wallets, fintechs, remittance companies, payroll platforms, marketplaces, and financial institutions can enable users to onboard, fund, and withdraw using stablecoins or crypto directly inside their products. Talk to us → transak.com/talk-to-us?utm_s…

Pay-ins collect. Pay-outs distribute. Stablecoin pay-ins can support: → Checkout and merchant payments → Invoice collection → Account funding → Subscriptions Stablecoin pay-outs can support: → Marketplace payments → Payroll → Supplier payments → Creator and freelancer payouts And businesses with two-sided money flows may need both. If your app needs stablecoin pay-in/out infrastructure, reach out to us today → transak.com/talk-to-us?utm_s…

Building a fintech company is a marathon, not a sprint. And resilience outlasts funding. Building infrastructure that other financial companies depend on is a ten- to twenty-year commitment, and very few sign up for that once they see what it involves. That is the core reason why pace should be strategic. In a recent interview with @scaltoglobal, @Transak CEO, @SamiStart, shares some friendly advise for founders building fintech applications. Watch below ⬇️ At Transak, we build products for fintech apps on modern financial rails. We help teams improve their bottom lines by integrating stablecoin rails. Find out how → transak.com/?utm_source=x&ut…

Arc 🤝 Transak Proud to be part of @arc's Day 1 launch as the provider in the Arc Onramp Kit, bringing fiat-to-stablecoin on-ramps to every team building on Arc.

Transak x @arc Transak APIs now power the on-ramp inside the Arc On-ramp Kit, giving developers a single integration to move users from local currency into @USDC through cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Arc uses USDC as native gas and settles with sub-second finality. That opens up use cases for payments, cross-border settlement, tokenized assets, and the emerging agentic economy. All of them start the same way: a user needs to get money on-chain. Transak handles that step. Learn more: transak.com/blog/arc-transak…

Stablecoin payments can move money in two directions. A pay-in is about collecting money from a customer, user, or business partner. A pay-out is about sending money to a seller, supplier, employee, creator, or customer. Each flow comes with its own infrastructure, operational requirements, and use cases. Read the full breakdown of stablecoin pay-ins vs. pay-outs → transak.com/blog/stablecoin-…

The best financial experiences hide the complexity. Your users see a few taps. But your infrastructure sees a lot more. Our COO, @siraj5052, explains how behind every successful crypto transaction there are multiple layers of compliance, risk, banking, liquidity, exchange connectivity and operations. Transak brings those layers together behind a single integration so that builders can focus on their product while we handle the complexity powering the transaction. Get Transak onto your app today → transak.com/talk-to-us?utm_s…

The next generation of financial products will be built on stablecoin infrastructure. But businesses shouldn’t have to build that infrastructure from scratch. Transak provides the rails to bring stablecoin-powered payments into your product through a fully white-labelled experience. Your users see your brand, while we handle the complexity underneath. You say stablecoins. We do the rest. Explore Transak today → transak.link/talk-to-transak…

In the next 10 years, identity will become reusable and finance will be accessible anywhere in one click, predicts our CEO, @SamiStart. "Reusable" here refers to the idea where an identity check on one platform can be ported to another. This creates a better and more coherent experience for users because they do not have to verify their identity from scratch everytime they use a new financial application. The stepping stone to this future is Transak's KYC Reliance and Auth Reliance products. KYC Reliance and Auth Reliance allow Transak to safely rely on the KYC checks and authentication performed by apps that use our infrastructure. As a result, apps integrate Transak can still own the KYC and authentication flows without users having to verify themselves again when using Transak within those apps. Learn more here → transak.com/kyc/?utm_source=…

Will crypto wallets, banks, and exchanges be indistinguishable from each other within the next decade? That's what Transak CEO, @SamiStart, predicts. • Wallets are adding fiat on-ramps and off-ramps • Banks are adding stablecoin settlement • Wallets are adding fiat on-ramps and off-ramps The end state is an application that holds value, moves money and distributes financial services, with a blockchain underneath. If you are building a wallet, neobank, exchange, or a PSP, Transak can help you prepare for the future and stay ahead of the curve. Learn more here → transak.com?utm_source=x&utm…

Businesses with two-sided money movement could benefit from stablecoin-based pay-ins and pay-outs. Pay-ins collect. Pay-outs distribute. Stablecoin pay-ins can support: → Checkout and merchant payments → Invoice collection → Account funding → Subscriptions Stablecoin pay-outs can support: → Marketplace payments → Payroll → Supplier payments → Creator and freelancer payouts If your app needs stablecoin pay-in/out infrastructure, reach out to us today → transak.com?utm_source=x&utm…

"The easiest way to have no risk is to do no business." Risk is an inherent part of business. Especially for fintech apps. Setting up entities and applying for licenses alone do not make your app bulletproof from fraud and scams. You must be able to operate the entities at scale while having systems and processes in place that proactively safeguard users. In this video, our CEO, @SamiStart, breaks down the importance of large scale AML, KYC, and fraud monitoring processes. @Transak helps fintech apps offer safe experiences to their users while ensuring high transaction conversion rates. Learn more here → transak.com?utm_source=x&utm…

Digital assets were always headed toward becoming the rails of modern financial infrastructure. We knew that from day one and have been building for that future. In this interview with @scaltoglobal, our CEO, @SamiStart, shares how the goalpost never changed but the path to did. Most people did not not expect stablecoins to be a enabler for intermediary-free value exchange. Yet, retrospectively, it makes a lot of sense for businesses to adopt them within their daily operations. Hear it directly from Transak's co-founder in the video 🎥

Hi, Australia! We're hiring. 🇦🇺 💼 Position Australia Market & Regulatory Lead Transak has been registered with AUSTRAC as a DCE since March 2025. The next step is our AFSL, and we're looking for the person who will lead it. In the role, you will influence how Transak's regulated products are designed, governed, and operated locally, working directly with our global leadership team. 🌟 Ideal Candidate A person with deep AFSL experience across non-cash payments, FX or adjacent digital-asset products. Learn more about the role and responsibilities here → careers.transak.com?utm_sour… Not your cup of joe, but know somebody who fits the bill? Send them the link.

Early stage fintech teams often make the mistake of assuming that the verification flow is the onboarding flow. The onboarding process is a much bigger picture. While verification is critical, it is not the end all be all. For users to successfully onboard onto stablecoin rails, both the verification and onboarding flows should be seamless and the former should feel like a natural part of the latter. At Transak, we build solutions for fintech apps that help them onboard users onto stablecoin rails without making it seem like a fragment experience. If you are a building a financial product and want to figure out how stablecoins can improve your business, talk to us here → transak.com

We're excited to welcome Nana Janashia as Compliance Manager at Transak. Nana is a certified Compliance Officer and AML expert with a legal background, and international experience across due diligence, screening, whistleblowing, data protection, and policy implementation. One line from her stood out to us. Her aim is to translate compliance requirements into processes that work in practice, so that compliance is a reliable part of how the business moves forward rather than a checkpoint bolted on at the end. That is exactly the job. Away from work she bakes for family and friends. In her words, nothing makes her happier than a full kitchen and an empty cake plate 🍰 Welcome to the team, Nana Janashia.

For every $1 of fraud loss, US merchants absorb $4.61 in total cost once investigation, labour, and recovery are counted. And chargeback frauds are among the most notorious. Chargebacks are different from refunds. A refund is your decision. You choose it, you time it, you keep the record clean. A chargeback is the bank's decision. It arrives weeks or months later, it costs a fee on top of the amount, and too many of them puts your processing at risk. One of the most effective ways finance apps can lower their losses from chargebacks is by integrating a payments provider that absorbs that risk. Transak performs security checks on every transaction that we process. And in case of chargeback handling, we absorb handle the dispute and absorb the risk. Learn more about how Transak can help your app with payments here → transak.com

Verify once to open the account. Verify again to fund it. That is still how most crypto onboarding works because the app and the on-ramp run their own checks on the same person. "It just feels intuitively wrong and a waste of time." @SamiStart, our Co-Founder and CEO, explains how @Transak is fixing that in this conversation with @BlocksterCom. Partners who have already verified a user can pass that verification to us, with the data security and permissions controls that arrangement requires. Learn more about Transak's KYC solutions here → transak.com/kyc

Neobanks want fast settlement and instant finality in payments because the longer they take, the higher the risk. But what is the difference between settlement and finality? Settlement is the actual act of money moving. Finality is the state where that money can no longer be pulled back. Basically, as long as finality is not achieved, the transaction can be disputed, and the money could be reversed. This is one of the biggest ways neobanks lose revenue to fraud. When a neobank uses stablecoin rails, the transactions are final the second they land. The card payment that funded them can be disputed for months afterwards. The latter, however, is a risk that is absorbed by the provider of the stablecoin rails. Transak in this case. So, the neobank still ships the feature but the risk underneath is practically offloaded. Find out how Transak can help your neobanking app here → transak.com/#neobanks

Every financial app that wants to make use of stablecoin rails for better operational efficiency and reduced settlement time (and costs) has a different requirement. A wallet application like @MetaMask will have completely different requirements from a payroll/EOR platform. Therefore, one of the biggest challenges for Transak's engineering team was to strip the entire product and rebuild a lot of the components from scratch so that Transak becomes "modular" for applications. This modularization means any financial application can pick and choose exactly what it needs. In the clip below, our CEO @SamiStart goes deeper into what modularity unlocks for apps integrating Transak. Watch now 🎥