Infinite at Stablecon USA 2026.
September 9–11, 2026 at Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center, just outside Washington, DC.
One show, three days, three of us
The detailsSeptember 9–11, 2026: Wednesday through Friday, after badge pickup and the welcome reception on the Tuesday.
The Gaylord National at National Harbor, on the Potomac just outside downtown Washington, DC: main-stage sessions, the Stable Congress policy track, and the receptions after.
Nikhil Srinivasan (CEO), Raj Lad (CTO), and Krisan Nichani (Chief Compliance Officer), up from one of us at the first Stablecon in 2025.
Three of us, three kinds of questions.
Who was thereBoth founders and our CCO worked the show with the people who own each question.
Nikhil Srinivasan
Founder & CEOArgued the network thesis in the industry’s home room: why compliance, not settlement, is what keeps stablecoins out of production, where the network goes next, and what moving a real payment flow onto Infinite involves.
Raj Lad
Founder & CTOTook the integration questions: one API across accounts, SWIFT, US rails, stablecoins, and FX, with screening before funds move and one reconciled ledger behind it all.
Krisan Nichani
Chief Compliance OfficerTalked compliance in the policy capital: what examiners actually ask about AI in a compliance program, how vetted-once-vetted-for-everyone counterparty review holds up under scrutiny, and what the rules taking shape in Washington mean for operators.
What we talked about
The conversationsStablecoins in production, not pilots
What it takes to run regulated dollar movement on public rails around the clock: accounts, payments across SWIFT, US rails, stablecoins, and FX, and the compliance program behind them, through one API.
Compliance review in days, not months
Money can settle in seconds, but first-time counterparty review still takes around 30 days. On a shared compliance network, a counterparty vetted once is vetted for everyone, and review drops to 1–2 days.
Policy, examiners, and what Washington means for operators
Stablecon lands in the capital for a reason: what examiners ask about AI in a compliance program, and what the rules taking shape in Washington mean for anyone moving dollars on public rails.
Three of us at National Harbor.
On site
Stablecon questions, answered
Was Infinite at Stablecon USA 2026?
Yes. Founders Nikhil Srinivasan (CEO) and Raj Lad (CTO) and Chief Compliance Officer Krisan Nichani were at Stablecon USA 2026, September 9–11 at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center at National Harbor, just outside Washington, DC.
What was Stablecon USA 2026?
The stablecoin industry’s dedicated annual gathering, held Wednesday, September 9 through Friday, September 11, 2026, at the Gaylord National at National Harbor: payments companies, banks, fintechs, and the policymakers writing the rules.
Was Infinite at Stablecon 2025?
Yes. Nikhil was at the first Stablecon on May 29, 2025 at the Metropolitan Pavilion in New York, as the GENIUS Act moved through Congress. The Stablecon 2025 recap has the story.
How do I talk to Infinite about stablecoin payments?
Book a demo: we’ll walk through issuing dedicated bank accounts, paying out over SWIFT, US rails, or stablecoins, and what a shared compliance network does to counterparty review: first-time review drops from around 30 days to 1–2 on Infinite.
Where will Infinite be next?
Upcoming conference appearances, with dates, venues, and ways to book time with the team, are on the events page.
Missed us at the Harbor? The conversation still works.
Book a demo and pick it up over a screen.