Yuno taps Triple-A to enable stablecoin payment acceptance

By Aarav Garg

Yuno has partnered with Triple-A to enable stablecoin payment acceptance for merchants through Yuno’s global payments infrastructure platform.

The integration allows businesses using Yuno’s platform to accept stablecoin payments alongside traditional payment methods through a single API connection. Yuno’s infrastructure connects merchants to more than 1,000 payment methods, payment service providers and fraud management solutions, with the new partnership extending those capabilities into digital asset payments.

“Stablecoins are quickly becoming a foundational part of modern payment infrastructure,” said Eric Barbier, founder and CEO of Triple-A. “With our regulated framework, which is licensed across key markets including the United States, Europe, and Singapore, and Yuno’s global platform, we’re making it simple for businesses to accept digital currencies in a secure, compliant way.”

Triple-A, a licensed global payment institution, will provide the regulated stablecoin infrastructure underpinning the service. The company currently supports more than 1,000 enterprise customers and has access to a network of over 700 million digital currency users globally.

“As stablecoins evolve from an emerging technology into a practical payment method for digital-first businesses and global commerce, demand continues to grow,” said Juan Pablo Ortega, CEO and Founder of Yuno. “Across industries like SaaS, gaming, e-commerce, travel, and the creator economy, businesses are serving increasingly global customer bases who expect more flexible ways to pay.”

The collaboration comes as stablecoins continue to gain traction as a payment mechanism for cross-border commerce and digital transactions. Payment providers and FinTech firms are increasingly exploring stablecoins as a way to reduce settlement times, lower transaction costs and improve access in markets where card infrastructure or traditional banking services remain limited.

Under the integration, merchants can activate stablecoin acceptance directly within Yuno’s existing platform without building separate digital asset infrastructure or managing blockchain operations independently. The companies said the model is designed to simplify merchant adoption while maintaining compliance and operational oversight.