London, United Kingdom, August 11, 2026, Chainwire

OpenPayd's regulated stablecoin infrastructure is being integrated to enable faster and more efficient treasury settlement.

DECTA, a global payment technology company with more than a decade of experience serving banks, financial institutions and merchants, has selected OpenPayd, a provider of financial infrastructure, to strengthen its international treasury capabilities. Using OpenPayd's regulated rails-agnostic infrastructure, DECTA will seek to enable faster and more efficient operational settlement across its business.

Cross-border treasury operations at payment companies typically rely on correspondent banking relationships, which can introduce latency, multiple intermediaries and added cost when moving funds between jurisdictions. The partnership reflects a broader pattern of non-crypto-native financial institutions adopting regulated digital asset infrastructure to address those legacy inefficiencies.

As DECTA continues to support fintechs and merchants operating across multiple markets, it is strengthening its treasury infrastructure through OpenPayd's platform. The setup gives DECTA access to integrated fiat infrastructure, OTC conversion and hybrid payment arrangements designed to support more efficient treasury management.

Lux Thiagarajah, Chief Commercial Officer at OpenPayd, said: "Stablecoins are becoming a practical treasury tool for businesses operating internationally. The opportunity extends well beyond digital asset companies. Organisations want faster, more consistent ways to manage liquidity and settle obligations without adding operational complexity. By bringing regulated fiat infrastructure and digital asset capabilities together through a single platform, we're helping DECTA modernise its treasury operations while maintaining the governance and control expected of institutional financial infrastructure."

Scott Dawson, CEO at DECTA UK, said: "Innovation is most valuable when it delivers a clear, practical benefit. For DECTA, that means using technology to make financial operations faster, simpler and more resilient. OpenPayd gives us a more efficient way to move our own funds internationally, optimise liquidity management, and support settlement across the business.

"As we grow, our treasury operations need to be as modern and scalable as the payment infrastructure we provide to our clients. OpenPayd's infrastructure will allow us to improve speed and resilience while maintaining the strong controls and regulatory discipline that underpin everything we do."

DECTA said its selection of OpenPayd reflects continued investment in technologies intended to strengthen the efficiency and resilience of its operations, amid growing institutional use of stablecoins to improve liquidity management, streamline settlement and support more efficient cross-border operations.

The solution is used exclusively for DECTA's proprietary treasury activity and does not support customer-facing crypto or foreign exchange services.

About OpenPayd

OpenPayd says it is building the universal financial infrastructure for the digital economy. Its rails-agnostic platform enables businesses to move and manage money globally across fiat and digital assets through a single API.

OpenPayd provides embedded accounts, FX, domestic and international payments, Open Banking and stablecoin on/off ramps, offering interoperability between traditional finance and digital assets. With one of the most comprehensive banking networks in the market, OpenPayd says it enables real-time money movement everywhere.

The company says it is trusted by global brands including eToro, Kraken, OKX and B2C2, and that it processes more than $280 billion in annual volumes for over 1,200 businesses.

About DECTA

DECTA is a challenger payment service provider described as modern, fast and flexible, serving merchants, mid-size banks, neobanks and other EMIs. It offers an all-in-one stack of payment tools and says it is able to adapt to technical requests.

According to the company, it is used by hundreds of companies across 32 countries. Its product portfolio includes payment acquiring, white-label payment gateway, payment processing, white-label card issuing, BIN sponsorship and digital banking platform.

With offices across Europe, including Ireland, Cyprus, the UK and Latvia, DECTA says it helps businesses scale and innovate in the evolving payments landscape. Its product offering is built on Mastercard and Visa principal membership, certification with UnionPay International, and direct integration with a broad spectrum of global and local payment methods.

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