Businesses seeking to simplify international transactions can now access US dollar, British pound and euro accounts through Yellow Card’s newly launched Global Accounts service.
The stablecoin infrastructure provider said the service enables businesses to open named accounts through established banking partners and manage payments across more than 190 countries from a single platform.
The accounts support transfers through Automated Clearing House (ACH), SWIFT and Fedwire networks, while local payment rails extend payment capabilities to more than 50 currencies.
Businesses can manage their accounts through Yellow Card’s application programming interface or its Treasury Portal, offering a centralised option for handling international payments and treasury operations.
The service also caters to platforms that need additional regulatory coverage. Through managed bank account structures, eligible platforms can issue named accounts directly to their customers.
Yellow Card chief executive officer and co-founder Chris Maurice said the offering was designed to reduce the need for businesses to establish new banking relationships whenever they enter a different market.
The company aims to provide a common infrastructure through which businesses can move and manage money internationally without rebuilding their financial systems for each country.
Global Accounts builds on Yellow Card’s existing payments operations, which have processed more than $10 billion in transaction volume. The company has nine active licences and registrations globally.
Interested businesses can contact Yellow Card to arrange a consultation on the new service.
