Oobit, the Tether-backed crypto payments app, is making a significant push beyond its consumer roots with the launch of Oobit Business, a platform designed to enable companies to manage corporate spending, payroll, vendor payments, and treasury entirely from stablecoin balances.
Businesses currently already hold billions in stablecoins, with the total market cap at $316.33 billion according to DeFi Llama. But when it comes to actually spending these funds, paying staff, settling invoices, issuing cards, they still fall back on traditional banking systems. Stablecoins sit on one side, operations happen on another. Oobit is building directly for that gap.
According to the announcement, the Oobit Business Crypto Card will introduce a new model that integrates stablecoins as the operational finance layer for companies.
From the same system, companies can issue corporate cards, pay vendors and teams globally and move funds between crypto and bank accounts from a single dashboard, connected to their stablecoin treasuries. All this is possible without having to integrate APIs or develop their own infrastructure.
The corporate cards issued through Oobit Business are acceptable at any Visa network globally. SEPA, ACH, and PIX rails handle the traditional banking side when needed, ensuring the platform works alongside existing financial infrastructure rather than in isolation.
This approach is unique from what most stablecoin infrastructure providers are currently offering; instead of requiring businesses to integrate stablecoins into their existing workflows, Oobit’s complete financial stack out of the box eliminates the need for fragmented financial tools and reliance of multiple providers.
"Most of the market is focused on helping companies add stablecoins to what they already have," said Amram Adar, CEO at Oobit. "We are focused on something different. We are replacing the system entirely."
The onboarding process is also seamless, allowing companies to start issuing cards or making payments within 24 hours.
With stablecoins already becoming popular as a treasury asset, trends are shifting towards spending this form of digital asset money.
A recent report by McKinsey highlighted that forecasts indicate high expectations for continued growth. Stablecoins accounted for $90 billion in the global payroll and remittances annualized volumes in 2025. B2B stablecoin payments were also on the rise, recording $226 billion during the same period.
While these figures are barely a percent of their respective categories against global volumes, stablecoin payment volumes more than doubled in 2025 compared to 2024, hitting a total of $390 billion.