According to a recent LinkedIn post from Thunes, the company is promoting a Pay-to-Stablecoin-Wallets solution that connects banks using existing Swift connectivity to stablecoin wallets. The post indicates that up to 11,500 financial institutions on the Swift network could route real-time payouts to more than 500 million stablecoin wallets supporting USDC and USDT in over 140 countries.
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The LinkedIn post suggests that Thunes is positioning itself as an infrastructure bridge between traditional finance and digital assets by combining Swift’s banking network with its Direct Global Network. For investors, this could signal an effort to capture transaction volumes in cross-border and digital-asset payments, potentially strengthening Thunes’ role in the global payments value chain.
The focus on stablecoins such as USDC and USDT may reflect an attempt to tap growing institutional interest in programmable, near-instant settlement while leveraging established bank relationships. If adopted at scale, this type of connectivity could enhance Thunes’ transaction-based revenue potential and deepen integration with financial institutions, although regulatory and adoption risks around stablecoins remain a key factor for long-term impact.