# WeWire > Stablecoins, virtual business accounts and cross-border payments WeWire is a cross-border payments company for businesses. It provides virtual IBAN accounts, multi-currency wallets, and stablecoin settlement for international collections and payouts. WeWire is a cross-border payments company that provides businesses with virtual business accounts, multi-currency wallets, and stablecoin settlement services. It is built for importers, exporters, fintechs, and ecommerce companies that need to collect and pay internationally without managing multiple banking relationships. The platform combines traditional payment rails with stablecoin infrastructure to move money across borders. Businesses use WeWire to hold balances across several currencies, issue virtual expense cards, generate invoices, and access an over-the-counter desk for larger currency conversions. It is positioned as a licensed money services business, giving it a regulated standing as it operates across multiple regions rather than through a single domestic banking relationship. This combination of stablecoin settlement and conventional account infrastructure is aimed at reducing the friction businesses face when transacting across different currency corridors. The product suite spans payment APIs, invoicing tools, virtual accounts, multi-currency wallets, treasury services, and virtual expense cards, alongside a rates checker and other supporting tools. It is used by companies in import and export, manufacturing, and financial services that need to move funds between markets. WeWire serves these businesses through a web platform and developer-facing APIs that connect to its underlying payment infrastructure. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2022-04-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/wewire ## Products - [WeWire](https://thegrid.id/profiles/wewire): WeWire is a financial services platform that lets businesses embed cross-border payment and banking capabilities into their operations. It provides virtual IBAN accounts, multi-currency wallets, and stablecoin settlement rails, enabling collections and payouts across fiat and stablecoin channels through a unified API and web application. Additional modules cover corporate card issuance, an over-the-counter liquidity desk, smart invoicing, and treasury management. The platform serves businesses handling international trade and payroll, converting between fiat currencies and stablecoins across multiple blockchain networks. 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