Know what it will take to launch your stablecoin service.
Review providers, requirements, and open questions for your stablecoin payment use case. Bring product, operations, and compliance together around the same evidence.
Start with one payment use case or provider decision.
A US business wants suppliers to receive euros from a stablecoin payment.
- Services to investigateCustody, screening, funding, and euro settlement
- Provider questionsWhich legal entity provides each service?
- Evidence to requestMarket coverage, authorizations, and bank partners
- Open questionWho handles the final euro payment?
Example only. No providers have been assessed and no payment has been initiated.
Make the provider decision with the evidence in view.
Why Stablecoin RoadmapA provider may offer the service you need, but the details matter: the legal entity, the markets it serves, its authorizations, and the partners it depends on. Review those details together.
Understand the offering
Review the specific service and the company responsible for providing it.
Define the review
- Legal entity
- Service offered
- Markets served
See the dependencies
Examine the banking, custody, screening, and settlement services behind a payment use case.
Trace the payment
- Funding and custody
- Screening requirements
- Settlement partners
Keep the reasons
Keep supporting sources and unresolved questions with your provider review.
Build the review record
- Supporting sources
- Evidence gaps
- Questions for the team
Global market and research coverage
A clearer path to
global stablecoin payments.
Bring financial institutions, provider capabilities, and market requirements into view—before you launch.
- Financial institution records for research
- 20,000+
- Historical source records
- Global stablecoin market capitalization
- $300B+
- Global market · September 2026
- Countries in our research roadmap
- 190+
- Planned coverage
About these numbers
Institution records: The research dataset contains 23,057 source records from institution lists compiled around 2020–2021. Records can refer to the same institution in different markets. They do not establish current provider capabilities or integrations.
Market capitalization: The $300B+ figure describes the global stablecoin market, not payments processed by Stablecoin Roadmap. Source: DefiLlama, checked September 8, 2026.
Country roadmap: 190+ countries is our planned research scope. The historical institution dataset currently represents 72 country codes. Research coverage does not establish payment connectivity.
The globe illustrates the global research ambition. It does not show live transactions or provider locations.
Start with a question your team needs to answer.
Example reviewUse a supplier payment scenario to identify the services to investigate and the evidence to request. This example shows the questions, not a completed assessment.
A US business wants suppliers to receive euros from a stablecoin payment.
- Services to investigateCustody, screening, funding, and euro settlement
- Provider questionsWhich legal entity provides each service?
- Evidence to requestMarket coverage, authorizations, and bank partners
- Open questionWho handles the final euro payment?
Example only. No providers have been assessed and no payment has been initiated.
From a payment use case to an informed review.
How it worksDescribe what you want to offer
Start with who pays, who receives the money, and the markets you want to serve.
Review providers and requirements
Explore recorded offerings, dependencies, and requirements. Inspect the sources and identify missing information.
Bring the open questions to your team
Use the evidence to discuss provider choices and next steps with product, operations, and compliance.
For supported operations, the control plane applies configured checks and approvals and keeps a decision record. Research and provider review do not authorize a payment. Payment execution is simulated today.
What are you working on?
Use casesPlanning a payment service
Identify services, provider options, and questions to resolve before a pilot.
Start with the payment
- Who pays and receives
- Countries and currencies
- Services to investigate
Reviewing a provider
Examine the offering, supporting evidence, and dependencies relevant to your use case.
Scope the provider review
- Entity and offering
- Authorizations to check
- Partners and dependencies
Preparing an internal review
Bring recorded requirements, evidence gaps, and outstanding decisions together.
Prepare the discussion
- Product requirements
- Operations questions
- Compliance evidence
Ask your stablecoin questions in your AI assistant.
MCP pilotResearch recorded requirements, explore provider capabilities, and review permitted company records from Claude Code or Codex. Follow the sources and see where information is missing.
Choose a question to see what you can explore.
The pilot supports research and record review; it does not initiate payments.
Talk to the team building Stablecoin Roadmap.
Social Protocol LabsBring the provider decision or payment use case you are working on. We will walk through relevant information, discuss the gaps, and explain what a pilot can cover.
Bring a stablecoin use case.
WalkthroughReview relevant provider information, identify open questions, and discuss whether a pilot fits.