FV Bank has announced a major expansion of its regulated financial infrastructure, integrating stablecoin settlement, digital asset custody, and programmable payments into a single financial layer.
The expanded platform is designed to bridge the gap between traditional fiat banking and blockchain-based financial flows. Over the coming weeks, FV Bank will roll out a suite of new tools, including unified payment collection, API-managed accounts, and "agentic-ready" virtual cards tailored for automated and AI-driven commerce.
A key highlight of the launch is the now-live Stablecoin Invoicing feature. This tool allows businesses to generate invoices and accept payments in USDC or PYUSD via WalletConnect or QR codes. Once a payment is made, funds settle instantly into the user’s account in USD, eliminating the volatility and slow settlement times typical of traditional cross-border B2B payments.
FV Bank’s strategy focuses on several critical areas of modern finance:
Reducing Fragmentation: Bringing banking, payments, and digital assets onto a single rail.
Programmable Commerce: Providing APIs and SDKs that allow fintechs to build or white-label regulated services without the heavy compliance burden.
AI-Native Transactions: Designing infrastructure capable of supporting automated financial activity within a regulated environment.
CEO Miles Paschini noted that banking and digital assets have operated on separate rails for too long, and that FV Bank’s infrastructure allows clients to operate more efficiently by merging these capabilities. Chief Revenue Officer Nitin Agarwal added that the bank’s long-term investments in custody and compliance uniquely position it to meet the accelerating demand for real-time, programmable finance.
The move marks a significant step in the evolution of stablecoins from niche crypto tools into institutional-grade infrastructure for global treasury and settlement operations.