Infinite at Stablecon 2025.
May 29, 2025 at the Metropolitan Pavilion, New York. Nikhil worked the industry’s first dedicated stablecoin conference — roughly 1,500 operators, banks, and regulators, ten days after the GENIUS Act’s first Senate vote.
Infinite — the compliance network that makes stablecoins work for global business — was at Stablecon 2025 on May 29 at the Metropolitan Pavilion in New York: This Week in Fintech’s first stablecoin conference, roughly 1,500 attendees, held as the GENIUS Act moved through Congress.
One day, 1,500 operators, one of us
Thursday, May 29, 2025 — ten days after the GENIUS Act cleared its first Senate vote, with the whole industry converging on New York.
The Metropolitan Pavilion, New York — roughly 1,500 stablecoin operators, banks, investors, and regulators in one building.
43 sessions and 100+ speakers — regulators past and present, issuers, and the platforms building payments on stablecoins.
Nikhil, on the operator track.
A day of conversations with the banks, issuers, and platforms deciding how regulated stablecoin payments should work — as the rules were being written.
Nikhil Srinivasan
Founder & CEOWorked the operator track at the industry’s first dedicated conference — conversations with the banks, issuers, and platforms deciding how regulated stablecoin payments should work as the GENIUS Act moved through Congress.
What we talked about
Regulation stopped being hypothetical
With the GENIUS Act moving through the Senate, the conversation shifted from whether stablecoins would be regulated to how — with voices from NYDFS and former CFPB and FDIC leadership on stage. The act became law seven weeks later.
Issuance commoditizes; compliance doesn’t
A theme across the day: issuing a stablecoin is becoming an embedded capability rather than a business. What stays scarce is everything around the token — counterparty review, screening before funds move, and a ledger that reconciles.
The industry drawing its own lines
“We can’t have another FTX” ran through the operator sessions — full reserves, real BSA/AML programs, no misleading bank claims. Self-policing before rulemaking is the compliance-first posture Infinite is built on.
Stablecon 2025 questions, answered
Was Infinite at Stablecon 2025?
Yes. Founder and CEO Nikhil Srinivasan was at Stablecon 2025 on May 29 at the Metropolitan Pavilion in New York — This Week in Fintech’s first flagship stablecoin conference, with roughly 1,500 operators, banks, investors, and regulators attending.
What was Stablecon 2025?
The first Stablecon — This Week in Fintech’s dedicated stablecoin conference, held in New York as the GENIUS Act moved through Congress. One day, 43 sessions, and 100+ speakers spanning issuers, banks, platforms, and regulators past and present.
What were the big themes at Stablecon 2025?
Regulation and production-readiness. The GENIUS Act dominated — it cleared its first Senate vote ten days earlier and became law that July — alongside issuance commoditizing into an embedded capability, emerging-market adoption, and the industry’s own push for full reserves and real BSA/AML programs.
Will Infinite be at Stablecon USA 2026?
Yes. Infinite is at Stablecon USA 2026, September 9–11 at the Gaylord National outside Washington, DC — Nikhil, Raj, and Krisan are all taking meetings, and booking links are live on the event page.
The rules arrived. The network is live.
What Stablecon 2025 debated is now law — and running in production. Book a demo, or catch us at Stablecon USA 2026.