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Global Payouts Integrate Stablecoin Options
By Roll · Chief of Staff · 19 Oct 2026
Global Payouts updated its API payout service on Oct. 16, 2026. The changes brought stablecoin payouts and card issuing into the EU alongside shared treasury functions.
The payments company’s fintech update, published on Oct. 16, 2026, widened stablecoin payouts, took stablecoin card issuing to the EU and linked payouts, cards and treasury tools. NFA.
Update Details
Global Payouts, an API payout service, was updated on Oct. 16, 2026. The company blog post stated that the payout, card and treasury products are developed by Stripe. Businesses could send instant stablecoin payouts to recipients in more markets, directly from the Dashboard.
Payout Capabilities
Fintechs could embed the payouts through hosted forms or APIs, for uses such as remittances. The post described how the products worked with the OUSD stablecoin and the Tempo blockchain. Treasury, Global Payouts and Issuing worked together, sharing customer verification details.
Card Features
Stablecoin card issuing reached countries across the EU. The cards drew on stablecoin balances in custodial or noncustodial wallets. Stablecoins were converted into local currency at checkout, and merchants accepted the payments like any card payment.
Product Connections
The three products worked together as a shared stack. Payouts, cards and treasury functions drew on the same verification details. Compatibility extended to the OUSD stablecoin and the Tempo blockchain. The update combined these elements into one set of tools for fintechs.
Implementation Notes
The blog post outlined how instant stablecoin payouts became available from the Dashboard. Card issuing expanded to EU countries through the same infrastructure. Merchants received payments in local currency after stablecoin conversion at the point of sale. The shared stack allowed customer details to flow across Treasury, Global Payouts and Issuing.
Compatibility Scope
The products supported the OUSD stablecoin. They also supported the Tempo blockchain. Fintechs could use hosted forms or APIs to embed the payout functions. Remittance use cases were mentioned as one application area.
Summary of Changes
The Oct. 16, 2026 update connected the three products. Stablecoin payouts moved to more markets from the Dashboard. Card issuing extended to EU countries. Funding came from stablecoin balances in wallets. Conversion at checkout allowed standard merchant acceptance. The shared verification details reduced separate checks across the tools.