Anyflo Launches Stablecoin Payments Platform After Native Acqui-Hire

Anyflo emerged from stealth Oct. 8 with a platform designed to help enterprises use stablecoins across multiple blockchains without managing network selection, liquidity and transaction routing themselves.

The Mysten Labs-incubated company introduced the service at Sui Basecamp in Singapore and announced an acqui-hire of Native, a Sui-based project. Native co-founder Robert Zaremba and the Native team are joining Anyflo as it prepares for enterprise testing.

Anyflo plans to enter private alpha in October 2026. A production preview and liquidity onboarding are planned before a beta launch in the first quarter of 2027, although the company has not provided exact launch dates.

The platform is built as an orchestration layer for stablecoin payments. It is intended to handle the operational complexity of choosing networks, accessing liquidity and routing transactions across blockchains.

“Most businesses aren't asking for stablecoins,” Anyflo founder and CEO Lola Oyelayo-Pearson said. The company is led by Oyelayo-Pearson, who previously worked at Shopify, Capital One and Mysten Labs.

Mysten Labs invested $1 million in Anyflo. Anyflo combines technical expertise with a focus on businesses’ operational needs.

Native built a Bitcoin (BTC) lending platform on Sui. Its Sui-focused engineering team and cross-chain intellectual property will join Anyflo through the acqui-hire. The financial terms and closing date were not disclosed.

The launch brings together Mysten Labs’ incubation and investment with Native’s Sui-focused engineering team as Anyflo moves toward its private alpha in October 2026.