Mesta has announced the launch of its White-Labeled Customer Portal, giving payment providers, fintech companies and B2B software platforms a new way to access its global payment infrastructure. The company's platform enables businesses to manage the full lifecycle of money — storing, growing and paying funds — through a single operating layer that combines treasury infrastructure, stablecoins and global payments. Stablecoins — digital tokens designed to hold a steady value against a reference asset such as the US dollar — have drawn growing attention in cross-border payments, where conventional correspondent-bank routes can involve multi-day settlement times.

Businesses can now access that infrastructure through two routes. Enterprises building deeply embedded financial experiences can integrate via Mesta's APIs, while companies looking for a faster route to market can launch through the White-Labeled Customer Portal without undertaking lengthy engineering projects. Rather than building customer onboarding, beneficiary management and payment workflows from scratch, businesses can configure a branded portal, invite customers and begin operating almost immediately.

The launch represents an expansion of Mesta's go-to-market strategy rather than a replacement for its API-first platform. White-labeling is a distribution model with a long history in payments, where processors and banking-as-a-service providers have licensed their rails under partners' brands to reach customers that would otherwise not build the integration themselves.

"We've learned that not every customer is solving the same problem," said Sandeep Pyapali, Founder and CEO of Mesta. "Some want maximum flexibility through APIs. Others simply want to launch quickly and validate their business before investing heavily in engineering. The White-Labeled Customer Portal gives them that option while still running on the same infrastructure."

Since launching in November 2024, Mesta has processed more than $2 billion in transaction volume across 100+ countries while supporting payments in more than 40 currencies, demonstrating the scale of the infrastructure now available through both its APIs and its White-Labeled Customer Portal.

Using the new Customer Portal, customers of fintech platforms can complete business onboarding, submit compliance documentation, manage beneficiaries and initiate international payments entirely under the merchant's (platform's) own branding. By allowing businesses to own the customer experience while leveraging Mesta's infrastructure, the company believes it is addressing one of the biggest barriers facing payment providers today: balancing speed to market with enterprise-grade financial infrastructure. Building that infrastructure in-house generally requires money-transmission or equivalent licenses plus KYC and sanctions-screening programs in each jurisdiction of operation — regulated work that can be costly and time-consuming to establish — which is a key reason embedded-finance providers commonly launch on third-party rails rather than their own.

As demand for embedded financial services continues to grow, Mesta expects white-labeled infrastructure to become an increasingly important distribution model for global payments. How adoption of the white-label route develops alongside direct API integrations is one of the open questions in Mesta's two-channel go-to-market approach.

Further details are available on Mesta's official website.