Paystand Launches USDb Stablecoin on Bitcoin Layers for $100T B2B Payments
Paystand launched USDb, a USD-backed stablecoin on Bitcoin's Liquid and Rootstock layers, targeting the $100 trillion B2B payments market. The stablecoin integrates with enterprise systems for accounts receivable, payroll, and treasury operations across North America and Latin America. Paystand processes over $20 billion annually for one million businesses, positioning USDb as infrastructure for on-chain enterprise finance rather than retail crypto trading.
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