Paybis: stablecoins don blow reach 86% of cross-border B2B volume
Paybis one report wey dem release for Money20/20 Europe (Amsterdam) talk say stablecoins dey spread fast for cross-border business payments.
Share of stablecoins for Paybis crypto transaction volume jump from 12% (July 2023) to 86% (April 2026). Adoption dey grow too: 22.5% of companies wey dem survey don dey use stablecoins for international payments or dem plan to use am within 12 months.
Growth na mainly B2B. For 2025, B2B make up 96.9% of stablecoin volume for Paybis, come reach 97.8% for first four months of 2026. By May 2026, total stablecoin transaction volume reach $2.81B, up 135% compared to Jan–Apr of the previous year.
Still, wahala remain. More than half of participants dey expect instant settlement, some dey expect up to one day. Cost expectations differ, though Paybis talk sey typical fees often below 1%. Paybis executives yarn say wider stablecoin adoption depend on better banking access, stronger payment rails, and regulation-compliant on-/off-ramp infrastructure.
For traders, main signal be say stablecoins dey shift toward real-world payment and treasury flows rather than only speculative use — good sign for transaction-related demand.
Neutral
Di report show say steady growth dey for stablecoin usage for cross-border B2B payments (including say Paybis market share dey rise), wey dey support demand for stablecoin transaction services. But stablecoins na make dem to keep value stable, so dis news no likely make any single “stablecoin” asset price move big direct.
Short term, traders fit notice more attention on stablecoin rails, payment infrastructure, and liquidity providers rather than clear directional bet on stablecoin price. Long term, if dem fix the infrastructure gaps wey Paybis mention (banking access, payment rails, compliant on/off-ramps), e fit speed up real-world settlement volumes—again dey improve ecosystem activity more than change stablecoin pricing.