Triple-A joins Circle payment network for stablecoin settlements

Triple-A, a licensed global financial institution, has integrated with Circle Payments Network to support cross-border stablecoin settlement, the company announced on March 25.

The integration allows Triple-A to operate as a Beneficiary Financial Institution on the network operated by Circle Technology Services, an affiliate of Circle Internet Group (NYSE: CRCL). The partnership enables stablecoin-to-local currency settlement across global corridors.

Circle Payments Network connects banks, payment service providers, virtual asset providers, and enterprises for consumer, business and institutional payments with near real-time settlement using stablecoins.

Through the integration, Triple-A will support cross-border payout capabilities for remittances, payroll, supplier payments, and global treasury management across major financial markets.

"Through Circle Payments Network, we enable last-mile settlement in USDC on the backend and deliver in local currency through domestic payment systems," said Eric Barbier, CEO of Triple-A. "This allows businesses to benefit from stablecoin infrastructure without needing to directly handle digital assets."

Irfan Ganchi, SVP of Product Management, Payments at Circle, said the integration "expands stablecoin-to-fiat settlement capabilities across major financial markets."

Triple-A operates as a regulated financial institution in Singapore, the United States, and Europe, providing cross-border payment services that connect traditional banking rails with stablecoin infrastructure.

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