List of Payment network projects on Base (2026)

Fireblocks Network is a connectivity layer linking banks, exchanges, liquidity providers, and counterparties for institutional digital asset transfers. Participants connect once to access the full network, with automated address verification and direct settlement eliminating manual deposit address management. The network supports stablecoin-based cross-border payments, treasury operations, and institutional settlement with compliance checks embedded into transfers.

Lyzi Payment Gateway is a merchant payment gateway that lets retailers, e-commerce sites, brands, PSPs, banks, and nonprofits accept cryptocurrency and stablecoin payments. It connects to point-of-sale systems, checkout flows, and banking partners through a single API, routing transactions across multiple blockchains and wallets or exchanges before converting proceeds to fiat or stablecoins for merchant payout. The platform also provides payment links, buy buttons, and e-commerce plugins for online integration, alongside an administrative backoffice for merchants to manage balances, transfers, and identity verification.

io.network is a private blockchain-based settlement platform providing 24/7 instant transaction finality for financial institutions and enterprises. The system leverages private blockchain technology to enable real-time settlement with compliance analytics, supporting seamless payment processing through multi-currency rails. Operating continuously without traditional banking hours limitations, the platform facilitates institutional-grade settlement infrastructure with anti-fraud authentication and treasury management capabilities.

Coinflow is a payment infrastructure platform that enables businesses to accept customer payments and send payouts to users worldwide. It processes credit and debit cards, bank transfers, digital wallets, and stablecoin payments, and settles funds to a merchant wallet or bank account through instant or standard rails. The platform also handles fraud protection, chargeback indemnification, and regulatory compliance for merchants. Additional capabilities include recurring subscription billing and multi-party marketplace payments with split settlements and automated seller payouts.

Velafi Global Payments is a cross-border payment service for businesses to move money between fiat currencies across countries. It connects local real-time payment rails to stablecoin settlement, converting sender funds to a stablecoin and back to local currency for the recipient. Businesses and platforms use it to send and receive fiat payments across Latin America, Asia, and the United States without setting up local banking relationships, accessible through a web dashboard or API integration.

ICPay Payment Processor is a multi-chain payment network that lets merchants and developers accept cryptocurrency and card-based payments across several blockchain ecosystems. It processes payment intents through a hosted API, an embeddable software development kit, and prebuilt payment widgets, converting between stated dollar amounts and on-chain tokens with sub-two-second settlement. Wallet connection helpers, an optional fiat onramp, and plugins for common content and commerce platforms let merchants add checkout flows, tips, paywalls, and donation tools without building custom payment infrastructure. Developers use the accompanying developer kit and widget components to embed the same payment flows directly into websites and applications.

Minisend is a cross-chain stablecoin settlement platform that lets individuals and businesses deposit USDC or USDT from multiple blockchains into a single address and convert the balance to local currency. The platform settles payouts to mobile money accounts such as M-Pesa or to local bank accounts across supported African markets. Beyond the consumer app, it offers a merchant dashboard with hosted checkout, payment links, invoicing, and scheduled auto-settlement, alongside off-ramp, on-ramp, and wallet APIs for developers to embed the same conversion and settlement flow into their own products.

Conduit Platform is a payment network that connects local banking rails with stablecoin infrastructure through a unified API and dashboard. It lets fintechs, payment service providers, and banks open multi-currency USD accounts and wallets, move funds through fiat rails or stablecoins, and manage compliance and settlement from one system. Businesses integrate the API to embed accounts and payments, while treasury and finance teams use a no-code dashboard for the same underlying accounts and transfers. The platform supports multiple stablecoins and blockchains alongside conventional payment rails, and handles KYB, AML, and transaction monitoring by default.

Oneremit is a business-to-business cross-border payment platform that lets companies send and receive international payments in multiple currencies. It provides transparent foreign-exchange rates, same-day or instant settlement depending on corridor, and beneficiary management with real-time transfer tracking. The platform serves small and medium businesses and large corporates making regular international payments such as suppliers, partners, or tuition fees, with built-in compliance controls. A personal remittance offering is in a waitlist stage ahead of public launch.

MANSA Protocol is a cross-border settlement platform that provides on-demand stablecoin capital to licensed payment operators through a single API. It replaces prefunded corridor accounts with liquidity delivered at the moment of settlement, alongside currency conversion, instant payouts, and dedicated virtual account issuance. Payment operators use it to move funds across markets in Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia without holding idle capital in every corridor. The platform also streams institutional foreign-exchange pricing and issues per-client or per-corridor virtual IBANs for automated reconciliation.

Skyfire is a payment network infrastructure that enables AI agents to make and receive payments autonomously using digital wallets, identity verification through Know Your Agent (KYA), and programmable payment rules. The system supports USDC stablecoin transactions and traditional payment rails with spending controls, enterprise-grade security features, and includes a developer playground for testing and integration.