Skip to navigationSkip to main contentSkip to right columnNeoFri, June 26, 2026 at 11:29 PM GMT+2 3 min readStablecoins were once a niche tool for crypto traders looking to park funds without cashing out. That era is over.Pegged to fiat currencies like the U.S. dollar, stablecoins now power payroll, cross-border business payments, remittances, and account funding, running 24/7, settling in seconds, and cutting out the intermediaries that have made traditional money movement slow and expensive for decades. The infrastructure enabling that shift is being built quietly, largely out of the spotlight.Related: 234-year-old bank launches stablecoin fundThe compliance problem nobody talks aboutFor most non-crypto native companies, payroll platforms, marketplaces, and financial apps, the barrier to stablecoin adoption is not the technology. It is compliance. Navigating digital asset regulations across multiple jurisdictions requires expertise that most businesses do not have in-house, and getting it wrong carries serious consequences.Zerohash built its business around solving exactly that problem. The company operates as both a technology and compliance layer, absorbing the regulatory complexity so that its clients, companies that want to launch stablecoin products quickly, do not have to."We have prioritized compliance to abstract this layer of complexity from customers who want to implement the tech and launch products quickly and at scale," said Katherine Perry, CMO of Zerohash.Popular on TheStreet Roundtable: