Stable Sea Partners with dLocal to Scale Stablecoin B2B Cross-Border Payments

New updates have been reported about Stable Sea.

Stable Sea has entered a strategic partnership with dLocal to expand its stablecoin-based B2B cross-border payments offering, positioning the company as a higher-speed, lower-cost alternative to traditional bank wires for global treasury operations. By integrating with dLocal’s local payment infrastructure in more than 40 countries, Stable Sea can now offer enterprises and mid-market firms broader payout and settlement coverage across both developed and emerging markets while maintaining enterprise-grade controls.

Under the arrangement, Stable Sea customers will route large-value international payments over stablecoin rails, then tap dLocal’s local payout rails to complete last-mile disbursements, which is expected to compress settlement times, lower transaction costs, and improve real-time visibility for finance and treasury teams. CEO and Co-Founder Tanner Taddeo said the combination of stablecoin rails with local payment networks is designed to solve structural issues in legacy cross-border systems, including multi-day settlement delays, prefunding and working capital drag, limited transparency, and extended FX exposure windows.

Given that global B2B cross-border flows exceed $35 trillion annually and still rely heavily on correspondent banking, Stable Sea’s expanded capabilities aim to convert cross-border payments into a more continuous liquidity function, improving cash management, reconciliation, and FX risk control for corporate clients. The company positions its platform specifically for large-volume corporate flows rather than consumer remittances, targeting treasury teams that need faster settlement, lower capital buffers, and better global cash forecasting.

Stable Sea’s solution now enables businesses to orchestrate international payments and convert between digital assets and local currencies in multiple markets while maintaining compliance and operational controls expected by institutional users. For dLocal, the partnership extends its reach into stablecoin-enabled workflows, enhancing its value proposition in emerging markets where reliable, scalable payment infrastructure is critical, and giving Stable Sea a powerful distribution and settlement backbone to drive adoption among global enterprises.