Stablecoin transaction volume on Paybis surged to 86% of total crypto volume in April 2026, up from 12% in July 2023, with business transactions dominating at 97.8%. The platform recorded $2.81 billion in stablecoin volume in May 2026, a 135% year-over-year increase, driven by sectors like Digital Goods, Technology, Retail, and Fintech.
The rapid increase in stablecoin adoption by businesses for cross-border payments and treasury operations signals a growing integration of digital assets into mainstream financial infrastructure, potentially disrupting traditional payment systems and offering new efficiencies for global commerce.
Businesses are increasingly adopting stablecoins for global payments, according to data presented by Paybis at the Money20/20 Europe conference. Stablecoins accounted for 86% of Paybis's total crypto transaction volume in April 2026, a significant rise from 12% in July 2023. Business-to-business transactions dominated this activity, representing 97.8% of volume in early 2026, up from 96.9% in 2025. Paybis recorded $2.81 billion in stablecoin volume in May 2026, marking a 135% year-over-year increase for the January-April period. The adoption is led by sectors including Digital Goods, Technology, Retail, and Fintech, which require fast and predictable cross-border transactions. Approximately 22.5% of surveyed firms are already using or planning to use stablecoins for international payments and treasury operations, indicating a shift towards practical use cases over speculative trading. Despite expectations for near-instant settlement and low fees, Paybis noted that education remains a barrier, as some users have misconceptions about transaction speeds and costs.