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Morph launches Morph Payments to help businesses thrive in an accelerating stablecoin economy

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Built for the stablecoin economy: Morph Payments enables businesses and freelancers to accept stablecoin payments through a non-custodial platform designed for digital commerce 

  • Businesses stay in control: Funds are settled directly into the user’s preferred wallet. Morph never takes custody of customer assets
  • Additional capabilities will be introduced: Initial release lays a foundation as Morph will continue building a broader payments platform  


Cayman Islands — 12 August 2026 — Morph, the high-performance network designed for stablecoin payments and onchain finance, today announced the launch of Morph Payments, a non-custodial platform that enables businesses and digital professionals to accept, send and manage stablecoin payments. 

Stablecoins are rapidly evolving beyond trading into a new financial rail for global commerce. According to Visa’s onchain analytics, adjusted stablecoin transaction volume reached US$10.2 trillion over the last 12 months, up 65% year-on-year, as businesses increasingly use digital assets for faster settlement, cross-border payments and treasury operations.

With adoption accelerating, businesses are beginning to look for ways to integrate stablecoins into their everyday financial operations. 

Designed for online businesses, digital freelancers and globally distributed organisations, Morph Payments enables users to accept and send stablecoin payments, monitor transactions through a unified dashboard and receive direct on-chain settlement.

Businesses maintain control over their funds
Unlike traditional payment processors, Morph Payments does not hold customer assets. Businesses simply connect their self-custodial wallet and receive payments directly on-chain without transferring funds to a third party.

By remaining non-custodial, businesses retain complete ownership and control of their assets while benefiting from a professional payments experience. Funds are immediately available upon settlement, allowing businesses to improve cash flow, reduce counterparty risk and operate without relying on an intermediary to release or safeguard their capital.

Renna Ba, Head of Ecosystem at Morph, said:

“Every major shift in commerce has required new financial infrastructure. As stablecoins become an increasingly important way for businesses to move money globally, payment experiences need to evolve alongside them. We believe businesses will increasingly operate across multiple stablecoins, just as they operate across multiple currencies today. The challenge isn’t creating more payment options—it’s making that complexity invisible so businesses can focus on growing, not managing payments.”

The first release of Morph Payments enables businesses and professionals to:

  • Accept payments in USDC and USDT from customers around the world
  • Connect their wallet without depositing funds onto the platform
  • Monitor payment activity through a single dashboard
  • Receive direct on-chain settlement, 24/7
  • Create invoices and payment links for customers that automatically lead to checkout

For digital freelancers and remote professionals, this means getting paid in minutes rather than waiting days for international bank transfers to clear. For online businesses, it means faster access to working capital, improved visibility over incoming and outgoing payments and the flexibility to operate globally without traditional banking constraints.

Today’s launch closes the loop for the Morph ecosystem where customers can choose to put the payments they receive on Morph Payments to use on trading platforms and yield strategies built on Morph’s network. Over the coming months, Morph will introduce additional capabilities that further simplify how businesses accept, manage and move stablecoins as digital assets become an increasingly important part of the global financial system.

Businesses and entrepreneurs can sign up for an account at https://morph.network/ starting today. 

 

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