According to a recent LinkedIn post from Tazapay, B2B stablecoin payment volumes are suggested to have reached $226 billion in 2025, representing a 733% year-over-year increase. The post characterizes this as enterprise-driven usage, with treasury teams reportedly redirecting cross-border settlements away from traditional correspondent banking channels that can involve 2–3% hidden FX markups.
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The company’s LinkedIn post highlights Tazapay’s role as a “conversion layer,” indicating that its infrastructure is positioned between fiat and stablecoin flows. According to the description, enterprises may use Tazapay to move between fiat and stablecoins, settle transactions across corridors, and off-ramp into local bank accounts in more than 170 markets.
For investors, the post suggests Tazapay is targeting a rapidly scaling segment of cross-border B2B payments where cost and speed pressures are driving experimentation with stablecoin rails. If underlying volume and adoption trends are sustained, this positioning could improve Tazapay’s transaction-based revenue potential and deepen its relevance to multinational corporate treasuries.
The LinkedIn content also implies competitive differentiation versus legacy correspondent banking, particularly around FX transparency and settlement efficiency. However, the post does not provide detail on pricing, margin structure, regulatory exposure, or the composition of the $226 billion figure, leaving uncertainty around how much of this market Tazapay currently captures and how scalable its economics may be.