Crypto payments provider Paybis released a stablecoin infrastructure report at Money20/20 Europe in Amsterdam on Wednesday, showing that 22.5% of businesses already use stablecoins for international payments or plan to within 12 months.
Stablecoins accounted for 86% of Paybis crypto volume in April 2026, up from 12% in July 2023. Total stablecoin volume on the platform reached $2.81B in May 2026.
The shift has been driven by business users. B2B activity represented 36% of Paybis stablecoin volume in 2023, rising to 70.1% in 2024, 96.9% in 2025, and 97.8% from January to April 2026, the company said.
“Stablecoins have moved from a crypto niche to business infrastructure,” said Konstantins Vasilenko, Co-Founder and CBDO of Paybis.
The company is using the report to pitch its regulated platform, which offers API-based stablecoin rails, dedicated IBANs, and on/off-ramp services under MiCA and payment institution licenses.
The timing is relevant: ESMA confirmed in April that the EU’s MiCA transitional period expires on July 1, after which firms serving EU clients without a license will be in breach of EU law.
Paybis reported in January that its volumes more than tripled in 2025, with institutional transactions representing 84% of total volume.
