According to a recent LinkedIn post from Mesh, spending via stablecoin-linked payment cards reportedly rose 673% in 2025 to $4.5 billion, making it one of the fastest-growing areas of what the post describes as “real” stablecoin payment usage. The post attributes this growth to the role of cards in converting on-chain stablecoin balances into conventional fiat payments at the point of sale, enabling users to pay in crypto while merchants receive local currency.
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The company’s LinkedIn post highlights that this card-based model relies on an infrastructure layer for bridging, routing, and conversion between stablecoins and fiat. By emphasizing that Mesh’s platform is built around this architecture, the post suggests the firm is positioning itself to capture transaction flow and infrastructure demand as stablecoin-linked card usage expands, which could support future revenue growth and strengthen its role in the digital payments value chain if adoption continues at similar rates.