Meow has partnered with BVNK to facilitate stablecoin and cryptocurrency payments for business clients in over 200 countries.
BVNK’s integration supports major cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Tether (USDT), alongside access to the Swift network.
This collaboration enables Meow’s customers to switch between fiat and digital assets through a unified platform, aiming to cut costs and minimize transaction delays in international transactions.
Flexible Multi-Chain Approach
In contrast to platforms that focus on a single blockchain or currency rail, Meow adopts a multi-chain, multi-rail, multi-asset strategy. This approach offers businesses greater flexibility in managing and transacting with different currencies and assets.
Meow’s existing services include free USDC on-and-off ramping, bill payments, invoicing, and corporate cards.
The company is backed by investors such as Tiger Global, QED, and Lux Capital, and manages billions of USD in assets. It operates across various markets including the US, Singapore, Panama, the Cayman Islands, and the British Virgin Islands. Meow supports multi-entity and multinational teams with AI agents capable of opening accounts and issuing cards.
Stablecoin Expansion and Future Plans
Beyond the initial integration, Meow and BVNK are considering expanding Meow’s stablecoin services to include crypto-enabled merchant acceptance solutions, though no specific timeline has been set for these plans.
Brandon Arvanaghi, CEO of Meow, highlighted that businesses should not need to rely on multiple providers for collecting funds, international money transfers, and accessing modern payment infrastructure. He views the partnership with BVNK as a step towards consolidating these functions within one platform.
Chris Harmse, Co-founder and Chief Business Officer at BVNK, stated that their collaboration marks an important shift in financial services, where platforms connecting fiat currencies, stablecoins, cryptocurrencies, and global payment rails will define future business banking.
This partnership mirrors a broader trend among business banking providers eager to integrate digital asset capabilities alongside traditional payment infrastructure. As stablecoin usage grows within corporate treasury and cross-border payments, access to interoperable payment rails and multi-asset support becomes increasingly valuable for businesses with international operations.
