Boring on purpose
Money movement should be predictable. We prefer a route that always works over one that occasionally looks clever.
About
Stablecoins went multi-chain. Treasury operations did not.
Stableflow exists to close that gap: one integration that moves stablecoins across every network and rail, with business workflows on top.
A business that pays people in stablecoins does not have one chain. Its treasury sits on one network, its contractors are on four others, and its customers pay from wherever they happen to hold funds. Every cross-chain provider solves a slice of that and leaves the rest to spreadsheets.
We built the settlement layer first. Stableflow quotes every major rail for a given pair — intent solvers, Circle CCTP, LayerZero USDT0, FraxZero and native transfers — and can chain two of them together when no single rail covers the route. That engine is non-custodial: we never hold the money.
On top of it sit the surfaces businesses actually need — accepting payment, running payroll, paying vendors, and doing all of it without publishing who pays whom.
- Networks
- 28
- Settlement rails
- 5
- Wallet ecosystems in the SDK
- 7
- Custody
- 0
Principles
How we build
No single point of failure
Depending on one bridge means inheriting its downtime. Every route decision is made per transfer, at quote time.
Honest about privacy
We describe exactly what confidential routing does and does not hide. Overclaiming privacy is a security problem.
Start moving stablecoins
Create a payment link, run a payout, or plug the SDK into your product.