RedotPay, a global stablecoin-based payment fintech, has selected OpenPayd, a leading financial infrastructure provider, to enhance its treasury operations, multi-currency payments, and cross-border remittances for customers worldwide.The collaboration strengthens RedotPay’s payment infrastructure, enabling a more seamless experience for global fund movement so users can navigate between local and digital currencies effortlessly.As a result of the integration, RedotPay users benefit from faster, more efficient cross-border remittances and frictionless multi-currency payment options. The integration also optimizes how liquidity is managed behind the scenes. As a result transactions are processed securely and without unnecessary delays, regardless of where the user is located.By leveraging OpenPayd’s infrastructure and integrating the best of traditional and digital finance into a single, intuitive platform, RedotPay enables users to move seamlessly between local and digital currencies as it continues to scale its global footprint. Throughout, it maintains its commitment to a fast, flexible, and user-centric payment experience.Jonathan Chan, Head of Partnerships & Co-Founder of RedotPay, said: "Our goal has always been to make digital finance accessible and practical for everyday use. By partnering with world-class infrastructure providers, we’re removing the friction from cross-border payments. This collaboration allows RedotPay users to enjoy effortless multi-currency payments and faster cross-border remittances, allowing us to better serve customers as our global reach expands."Lux Thiagarajah, Chief Commercial Officer at OpenPayd, said: "RedotPay is building one of the most compelling payment experiences at the intersection of traditional finance and digital assets. As they continue to scale globally, the ability to move seamlessly between payment rails, currencies and stablecoins becomes a competitive advantage. OpenPayd is proud to provide the infrastructure that enables RedotPay to deliver faster, more efficient and more flexible money movement for customers around the world."NoYesPayments30 Jun, 2026