Ango-ya Announces STBLpay Stablecoin Payment Service
STBLpay removes the need for users to manage wallets or understand crypto assets, tackling a key barrier to stablecoin adoption in e-commerce.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Ango-ya LLC announced STBLpay, a stablecoin payment service for online stores that uses Japanese yen-denominated stablecoins. Users pay via bank transfer without blockchain knowledge, and merchants avoid credit checks, settlement cycles, and chargebacks. The company will exhibit at WebX2026 in July with demos and consultations.
Cashless payments are now standard, but reliance on a few providers leaves merchants vulnerable to disruptions in payment methods and fund settlement. Stablecoins offer a direct blockchain settlement, but wallet management has kept mainstream adoption slow. Ango-ya's STBLpay sidesteps that friction: buyers pay via bank transfer in yen, and the stablecoin transaction happens behind the scenes. Merchants integrate via SDK and receive sales proceeds on completion of the bank transfer and JPYC issuance, with no chargebacks or credit checks. The company is also a Silver Sponsor at WebX2026, where it will run demos and implementation consultations.
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