HitPay offers stablecoin payments acceptance to small and medium businesses

Merchants are settled in fiat and reconciled in HitPay.

HitPay is now offering stablecoin acceptance to small and medium-sized businesses in Singapore.

The payments platform has partnered with Triple-A, a crypto payment solutions provider, to make stablecoin acceptance “as simple as any other payment method,” HitPay’s CEO Aditya Haripurkar said in a press release on 14 October 2025.

Merchants are settled in fiat and reconciled in HitPay, Haripurkar said.

With this, HitPay’s network of over 20,000 merchants is able to accept stablecoin payments and receive settlements instantly in fiat currency.

Both HitPay and Triple-A are regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). HitPay is a major payment institution (MPI), and Triple-A is an MPI offering digital payment token services.

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