According to a recent LinkedIn post from Fireblocks, cross-border payment platform Higlobe is using stablecoin-based payment rails and SOC 2 Type II–secured infrastructure to enable real-time, zero-cost international transfers for freelancers and exporters, particularly in developing economies. The post highlights that Higlobe’s model—described as a “stablecoin sandwich”—is designed to let users receive payments instantly and hold savings in U.S. dollars, with backing from Fireblocks alongside Bitso, Circle, and Cross River.
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The LinkedIn post suggests that Higlobe is experiencing more than 30% quarter-over-quarter growth, which, if sustained, could signal rising demand for crypto-enabled cross-border payment solutions. For Fireblocks, which is described as powering the underlying infrastructure, this use case underscores the company’s positioning as an enterprise-grade provider of compliant, secure digital-asset rails for fintech applications. Investor-relevant implications include potential transaction-volume growth on Fireblocks’ platform, deeper integration with emerging payment providers, and validation of stablecoin-based models as an alternative to traditional correspondent banking for global earnings. More broadly, the development may reinforce Fireblocks’ role in the digital-asset infrastructure stack supporting financial inclusion and global remittances, though the post does not provide financial terms, contract size, or revenue impact details.