# OrbitX > Experience Borderless Banking OrbitX is a stablecoin-powered banking platform. It provides crypto-linked Visa cards, multi-currency accounts, and cross-border payouts for individuals and businesses. OrbitX is a financial technology company that offers stablecoin-powered borderless banking. It provides multi-currency virtual accounts, crypto-linked Visa cards, and global remittance services that let users hold, spend, and move value across a stablecoin balance while transacting with traditional banking rails. The platform is aimed at individuals, freelancers, and businesses that need to receive, hold, and spend funds internationally without relying solely on conventional bank transfers. The company addresses the friction between stablecoin treasury management and everyday spending by linking a unified stablecoin balance to named virtual bank accounts and card networks. Users can receive local payments into named accounts across several currencies, which settle into a single stablecoin balance, and then spend that balance through cards accepted by merchants globally or send payouts to a wide range of countries through local clearing or established international transfer networks. Regulated banking and card issuance functions are carried out through partner banks and licensed financial institutions rather than by OrbitX directly. Its offering spans a consumer app, a business banking suite, and a card-as-a-service platform that lets other companies launch their own branded, stablecoin-backed card programs. Corporate customers can use tools for payroll, vendor payments, and treasury management funded from stablecoin balances, alongside self-custodial yield options. OrbitX is used by individual consumers, freelancers and agencies, and fintech or Web3 businesses seeking programmable, compliant payment infrastructure built on stablecoin rails. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2024-11-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/orbitx ## Products - [OrbitX Business](https://thegrid.id/profiles/orbitx): OrbitX Business is a corporate banking platform built for stablecoin-native treasury and expense operations. It provides multi-currency business accounts, self-custodial corporate cards for teams, vendor and payroll payment tools, and a unified dashboard for managing finances across entities. Companies use it to convert between crypto and fiat, control spending, and manage global treasury from a single balance. (Neobank, Live) - [OrbitX Card-as-a-Service](https://thegrid.id/profiles/orbitx): OrbitX Card-as-a-Service is white-label infrastructure that lets fintech and Web3 companies launch their own branded crypto payment cards. It provides API-first integration, BIN issuance, compliance handling, and full card lifecycle management including creation, activation, and spend controls. Businesses use it to bring self-custodial crypto cards to market without building card issuing infrastructure themselves. (Card issuance, Live) - [OrbitXPay](https://thegrid.id/profiles/orbitx): OrbitXPay is a consumer neobank offering named IBAN accounts, a stablecoin-linked credit card, cross-border transfers, and on-chain yield on a unified USDC balance. Users receive local payments through named bank accounts that settle automatically into USDC, spend globally with a Visa card backed by that balance, and send money abroad through stablecoin and local banking rails. 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