Wirex Integrates Tempo as Settlement Layer for Enterprise Stablecoin Card Programs
Key Takeaways
- •Wirex has integrated the Tempo blockchain, enabling its partners to designate Tempo as the preferred settlement layer when launching enterprise-grade stablecoin card programs.
- •Tempo, incubated by Stripe, provides settlement finalization in under one second, dedicated payment capacity, fees below one cent, and privacy via Tempo Zones that support selective disclosure for compliance.
- •Wirex's infrastructure reached $1 billion in annualized onchain volume within 131 days of launch and doubled that figure over the following 110 days.
- •Tempo's Stablecoin Advisory pairs customers with forward-deployed engineers and has already informed engagements with DoorDash, Deel, Klarna, Felix, and ARQ.
- •The two companies plan to jointly onboard additional fintech and enterprise card programs, positioning the combined stack as an end-to-end option for stablecoin-backed payment cards.

Wirex, a global stablecoin infrastructure provider and principal member of Visa and Mastercard, has integrated the Tempo blockchain into its platform. Announced on September 10, 2026, the integration enables Wirex partners to designate Tempo as their preferred settlement layer when launching enterprise-grade stablecoin card programs.
The move comes as Wirex continues to expand its infrastructure, which reached $1 billion in annualized onchain volume within 131 days of launch and doubled that figure over the following 110 days. The company provides fintechs and digital platforms with a single integration point for regulated card issuance, wallets, compliance, and stablecoin settlement. It issues cards under its own licenses as a principal member of both major card networks. More information is available at Wirex.
Daniel Rowlands, General Manager at Wirex, said the partnership provides customers with fast, predictable, and private settlement, while Tempo’s advisory and engineering teams help shorten the path from integration to production.
Wirex is now live on Tempo for stablecoin card programs. Through @wirexapp , enterprises can use Tempo for near-instant stablecoin settlement, simpler reconciliation, opt-in privacy, and predictable low fees for their card programs to operate at scale. pic.twitter.com/o51BZdetIr — Tempo (@tempo) September 10, 2026
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What Tempo Offers Enterprises
Wirex’s selection of Tempo extends beyond the blockchain network itself. Incubated by Stripe, Tempo brings payments expertise and offers enterprises a supported path from product design to a live card program through its Stablecoin Advisory. The service pairs customers with forward-deployed engineers who help design card and settlement flows, select and integrate infrastructure partners, and move projects from architecture through prototype to production.
Tempo said its advisory work has already informed engagements with DoorDash, Deel, Klarna, Felix, and ARQ. The network’s website is available at tempo.xyz.
Tempo is a purpose-built blockchain designed for stablecoin payments at scale. Features available to Wirex partners include settlement finalization in under one second, dedicated payment capacity, and predictable fees below one cent. Privacy is provided through Tempo Zones, which keep balances and transactions confidential while supporting selective disclosure for audit and compliance purposes.
Network fees are paid in stablecoins, eliminating the need for enterprises to hold a separate gas token. Structured transaction data also keeps funds and settlement information on a single rail, simplifying reconciliation.
Ani Narayan, who is responsible for go-to-market at Tempo, said Wirex gives companies building on the network a straightforward way to launch stablecoin-backed card programs by combining regulated card infrastructure with Tempo’s settlement layer and hands-on implementation support.
The two companies plan to jointly onboard additional fintech and enterprise card programs onto the Tempo network. They are positioning the combined stack as an end-to-end option for organizations evaluating stablecoin-backed payment cards. The original report appeared in Metaverse Post.