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KAST Launches 24/7 Stablecoin-Native Business Platform for Global Companies

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Key Takeaways

  • KAST Business is designed for fast-growing companies that earn, hire, and pay across multiple countries.
  • The platform combines accounts, cards, transfers, cashback, treasury-backed yields, and contractor payments in a single dashboard.
  • KAST says the service is available in more than 170 countries, subject to jurisdiction-specific restrictions.
  • The company says the product uses stablecoin-native rails and also connects with regulated fiat banking partners.
  • KAST aims to onboard 1,000 to 5,000 active businesses by the end of 2026.
KAST Launches 24/7 Stablecoin-Native Business Platform for Global Companies

KAST, the financial platform powered by stablecoins, has launched KAST Business for fast-growing companies that earn, hire, and pay across borders. The company says the product is designed for businesses that have outgrown banking built for a single-country world and need a financial system built for global reach.

KAST Business brings together accounts, cards, global transfers, cashback, and access to treasury-backed yields in one dashboard, with settlement available 24/7 across supported markets. The company says stablecoin-native rails make the platform work and enable near-real-time settlement in many cases.

The platform is available across 170+ countries, although availability varies by jurisdiction. According to KAST, the launch was built in response to demand, with clients surveyed expressing strong interest in using KAST for business use cases.

KAST says the service is more than a global USD account. It includes built-in support for global hiring and contractor payments, as well as up to 8% to 10% savings on cloud infrastructure starting with Amazon Web Services, all from the same account and payable in stablecoins.

The company said stablecoins hit a record $33 trillion in volume in 2025, exceeding Visa and Mastercard combined, citing Bloomberg and Artemis. It added that stablecoins, which were initially used for trading, now account for close to 60% of all real-world stablecoin payment volume in business-to-business flows, estimated at $226 billion in 2025, up 733% year on year, citing McKinsey and Artemis. Juniper Research expects cross-border B2B stablecoin flows to reach $5 trillion by 2035.

KAST said the growth of global commerce has outpaced the infrastructure supporting it. The company described a business environment in which companies earn in one market, hire in another, and pay everywhere, while legacy banking still assumes one country, one currency, and bank-hour operating windows.

KAST Business is built stablecoin-native and also connects with global banking rails. The company said founders can manage fiat virtual accounts provided by regulated partners alongside on-chain supported assets, including BTC, ETH, and SOL, from one dashboard, with dedicated support available 24/7.

In addition to core account features, businesses can issue cards, earn cashback, make payments to supported corridors, including local payouts in supported locations, and unlock higher rewards on USD spending balances through KAST Reserve. KAST Business also supports hiring and paying contractors across borders, with all settlement occurring on the same stablecoin rails.

KAST said the product combines on-chain efficiency with the stability of the global dollar economy in a mobile-first experience for founders on the move.

Building on its consumer platform, KAST said it aims to onboard 1,000 to 5,000 active businesses by the end of 2026.

Raagulan Pathy, Founder and CEO of KAST, said: “Cross-border commerce has outgrown the systems built to support it, and businesses are paying the price. The next wave of businesses will operate on rails where money moves in near real time, across borders, without waiting on a batch window. We built KAST Business for small teams and lean, globally distributed companies that are building differently, not constrained by legacy processing hours or by where their people live and work.”

KAST said the launch reflects sustained demand from clients for business activity on the platform.