Insights on how money should move.
Longer-form arguments from the people building Infinite, with no forms and no gates.
Paying global contractors in stablecoins
International wire fees price per transfer, so contractor payroll cost scales with headcount. Stablecoin rails decouple the two.
Raj Lad · Aug 13, 2026
Is Infinite a stablecoin? The name, explained
Infinite is not a stablecoin, and there is no 'Infinite USDC': USDC is a trademark of Circle. Infinite is the compliance network businesses use to move stablecoins.
Nikhil Srinivasan · Aug 11, 2026
How to choose an FX provider for business payments
Business FX providers differ on what the rate card hides: the benchmark quoted against, the all-in corridor cost, settlement timing, and who answers for compliance.
Raj Lad · Aug 11, 2026
What stablecoin credit actually means
Stablecoin credit covers two products: borrowing against stablecoin collateral, and credit drawn or repaid in stablecoins. What to evaluate, and where the risk sits.
Krisan Nichani · Aug 11, 2026
Marketplace payouts: the seller experience is the product
Sellers judge a marketplace on its payouts: how fast they can start earning, how predictably money arrives, and how much of the listed amount actually lands.
Raj Lad · Aug 11, 2026
What GENIUS Act–ready means in a payments provider
GENIUS Act–ready is checkable, not a badge: stablecoins from issuers meeting the Act's reserve rules, attestations actually read, and screening on every transfer.
Krisan Nichani · Aug 11, 2026