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Morph and Keytom to Explore Stablecoin Payments for Cross-Border Business

Keytom already uses Morph Payments for employee and supplier payments, tracking the transactions through a unified dashboard.

A blank payment card spans two clear acrylic blocks / TokenPost.ai
A blank payment card spans two clear acrylic blocks / TokenPost.ai

Morph and Keytom will examine how stablecoin payments could connect with everyday financial services, with an initial focus on cross-border transfers and funds management for businesses.

Keytom already uses Morph Payments to send stablecoins to employees and suppliers, and tracks the transactions through a unified dashboard. The partnership builds on that existing business-payment use.

Businesses can use Morph Payments to accept stablecoins through payment links, invoices and checkout, then send payments to teams and suppliers worldwide. Keytom offers fiat and digital-asset accounts, currency exchange, payment cards and bank transfers. Its supported fiat currencies include the euro, U.S. dollar and Canadian dollar, as well as multiple crypto assets.

Morph is also exploring stablecoin payment uses through Mastercard’s crypto partner program.

John Kim

John Kim reports on the digital-asset business for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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