# Stableyard > Don't change. Upgrade what already works. Stableyard is a stablecoin commerce platform for businesses. It lets merchants accept stablecoin payments across online checkout, in-store, and in-app channels through a single integration. Stableyard is a stablecoin commerce and payment platform that lets businesses accept stablecoin payments through the checkout, point-of-sale, and in-app systems they already use. It provides a single integration covering acceptance, routing, settlement, and reconciliation, aimed at merchants, payment providers, fintechs, and neobanks that want to support stablecoins without rebuilding their existing payment stack. Customers can pay from a self-custodial wallet across a range of supported networks and currencies, while merchants choose whether funds settle to a bank account or a stablecoin balance. The platform addresses the gap between existing payment infrastructure and blockchain-based settlement by offering a unified account and checkout experience rather than a standalone crypto payment button. Payments are screened as part of processing, and merchants retain control of funds through self-custodial accounts rather than giving custody to Stableyard. Refunds are handled as direct one-click transfers instead of traditional chargeback disputes. Core offerings include stablecoin checkout for websites and apps, in-person QR and point-of-sale payments, stablecoin deposit addresses, and a consumer-facing payment application. Embeddable widgets and developer tools support merchants and platforms integrating stablecoin acceptance into existing systems. The platform is used by e-commerce businesses, hospitality operators, marketplaces, and cross-border merchants, and currently operates on an invite-only basis while it onboards new merchants. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2025-02-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/stableyard ## Products - [Stableyard](https://thegrid.id/profiles/stableyard): Stableyard is a payments infrastructure platform providing unified APIs for merchants to accept stablecoin payments across multiple blockchains. It combines a routing engine that handles cross-chain settlement, an embeddable checkout widget, hosted payment pages, and developer SDKs and plugins so businesses can accept stablecoins through existing checkout, point-of-sale, and in-app flows. The platform supports merchant account management, transaction monitoring, settlement to bank or stablecoin balances, and agent-driven payment flows over HTTP. It is aimed at businesses seeking to add stablecoin acceptance without new hardware or replacing existing payment systems. (Payments Infrastructure & Orchestration, Early access, Main Product) - [Dope Pay](https://thegrid.id/profiles/stableyard): Dope Pay is a consumer stablecoin payment application that lets users scan or tap to pay at QR-enabled merchants. It is built on an embedded, self-custody wallet, letting users hold and spend stablecoins directly from their phones. The app targets everyday consumer spending rather than merchant integration, distinguishing it from Stableyard's merchant-facing infrastructure, and it connects to the Stableyard merchant network for settlement. 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