Insights on how money should move.
Longer-form arguments from the people building Infinite, with no forms and no gates.
How to choose a mass payout provider
Mass payout providers differ on what demos can't show: recipient vetting, what a failed payout costs, when settlement is final, and the all-in per-recipient price.
Raj Lad · Aug 10, 2026
How to choose a stablecoin for business payments
The right stablecoin for payments is the boring one: fully reserved, regulated issuer, published attestations, deep liquidity in your corridors. The tests, in order.
Nikhil Srinivasan · Aug 10, 2026
How to evaluate stablecoin payment infrastructure
Five criteria for evaluating stablecoin payment infrastructure, and why where compliance lives, in the data model or bolted around it, decides the rest.
Raj Lad · Aug 10, 2026
FX without the correspondent chain
Most of what businesses call FX cost is the correspondent chain, not the rate. How conversion at the edges of stablecoin rails makes the all-in price knowable.
Raj Lad · Aug 10, 2026
Infinite vs Bridge for B2B stablecoin payments
Bridge is stablecoin orchestration and issuance APIs. Infinite is a compliance network with real bank accounts. The difference shows when platforms scale.
Nikhil Srinivasan · Aug 10, 2026
Infinite vs Coinflow: checkout rails or the account layer
Coinflow turns card payments into instant USDC settlement. Infinite runs the layer beneath: real accounts, SWIFT and US rails, and operated compliance.
Nikhil Srinivasan · Aug 10, 2026