# Stable > Imagine a Stable World Stable is a digital wallet company offering a global United States dollar account for cross-border payments. It provides fee-free international transfers, peer-to-peer payments, and a card for spending worldwide. Stable is a digital wallet company that provides a global United States dollar account for individuals and businesses, combining traditional banking functions with blockchain based stablecoin technology. It lets users hold, send, and spend dollars without relying on a single national banking system. The service targets people and small businesses that want to receive, hold, and spend money across borders without repeated currency conversion fees. User balances are held through a basket of stablecoins backed by reserves in bank accounts, which is intended to reduce exposure to local currency volatility. Account opening is done online through identity verification, after which users can receive funds through international transfers, payment links, or an account tag, and pay bills or subscriptions directly from their dollar balance. The company operates as a regulated payment provider and works with a card network partner to issue physical and virtual cards. Its offerings include personal and business dollar accounts, peer to peer transfers, and a card that can be used for purchases in multiple countries without foreign exchange fees. The product line also includes thematic membership perks tied to global events and communities, layered on top of the core account. Stable serves individual consumers seeking a borderless dollar account as well as small businesses handling cross-border payments and payroll. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/stable ## Products - [Stable App](https://thegrid.id/profiles/stable): Stable App is a consumer neobank offering a global USD account and a Stable Mastercard card for spending worldwide. Users open an account, receive dollars via international transfer, payment links, or a Stable Tag, and spend through virtual or physical cards supporting Apple Pay and Google Pay. The app also enables instant peer-to-peer transfers, cross-border remittances, and bill or subscription payments directly from the dollar balance. 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