Stablecoins are transitioning from speculative assets to practical payment tools as companies develop ways to use them like traditional money. These integrations allow users to spend digital dollars without leaving their wallets.
From niche to normal
Mesh, a San Francisco-based crypto payments network, announced Tuesday it will integrate with Bitget Wallet to streamline transactions. Users can now fund accounts or make purchases with minimal steps. “Mesh connects Bitget Wallet to more platforms, allowing users to fund accounts or make purchases with fewer steps and without switching between apps,” said Alvin Kan, chief operating officer at Bitget Wallet. “This connection is key to making crypto practical for everyday use.”
Bitget Wallet joins Mesh’s expanding list of partners, which includes exchanges, wallets, and payment providers. Bam Azizi, Mesh’s co-founder and CEO, described the goal as improving functionality. “Our shared aim is straightforward,” he said. “Make the crypto people already hold easy to use—to move or spend.”
The company’s recent projects include a wallet for AI agents to transact using stablecoins. In May, Mesh expanded its work with Base, a crypto app developer created by Coinbase, to build a platform for businesses accepting stablecoins.
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Corporate expense platforms are also adopting these tools. Ramp, a card and expense-management company, now provides stablecoin-based accounts and payments to its business clients. The service treats digital dollars like USDC and USDT the same as traditional currency, with identical approval processes, controls, and accounting.
“With stablecoin accounts, whether you’re paying a vendor in dollars, USDT, or USDC, it’s the same approval, the same controls, and the same books,” said Andrew Chapello, Ramp’s stablecoin product manager. “That’s what it takes for stablecoins to become genuinely useful to every business, not just crypto companies.”
Ramp’s stablecoin accounts are available to all business clients, not just those in the crypto sector. The service is already used for vendor payments, payroll, and routine transactions. While the shift isn’t immediate, the trend is clear: stablecoins are evolving.
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