Stables Integrates USDT0 to Eliminate Chain Fragmentation Across Asian Payment Rails

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Eric
May 20, 2026
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Stables, a leading digital payments infrastructure provider, has announced the integration of USDT0, the infrastructure that brings Tether assets to every network, into its developer platform. The integration enables developers to move USDT seamlessly across supported blockchain networks as part of their on-ramp and off-ramp flows without managing bridge infrastructure or multi-chain complexity.

Asia currently drives approximately 60 percent of global stablecoin payment flows, yet regional infrastructure has historically lagged behind other markets. Connecting these corridors to USDT through a single API integration represents a significant step toward closing that gap and reducing chain fragmentation for fintechs.

USDT0 allows USDT transfers across chains while maintaining a single token standard. For developers using the Stables platform, the specific blockchain where the USDT is located becomes invisible, as they can integrate once to move assets wherever they are required.

“Crypto promised better, faster, cheaper money movement. But fragmented chains rebuilt many of the problems fintech spent a decade trying to solve. Every transfer between networks added layers of fees, time, and intermediaries. Stables is exactly the kind of builder this infrastructure exists for. They've done the hard work of connecting fiat corridors across Asia's busiest payment routes. USDT0 means the dollar moving through those corridors no longer gets stuck between networks. For the developers building on top of Stables, that means they can focus on the product instead of the plumbing”, said Lorenzo R., Co-Founder of USDT0.

USDT0 moves Tether's USDT across more than 20 blockchain networks as a single, unified supply with no bridges, wrapped tokens, or fragmented liquidity. For Stables' developers and enterprise clients, that means fiat corridors across Asia now connect directly to the same dollar settling across every major chain.“We have built the infrastructure layer for USDT in Asia, and this integration with USDT0 connects our corridors to the future Tether is building,” said Bernardo Bilotta, CEO and Co-founder of Stables. “Our developers no longer need to think about which chain USDT lives on. They integrate once, and it moves. That is the vision, and we are making it real across Asia’s busiest payment corridors.”

This technical deployment is now live on the Stables platform for developers and enterprise clients. It allows for immediate cross-chain functionality across all supported networks within the USDT0 environment.

About USDT0

USDT0 is the infrastructure that brings Tether's dollar and gold assets to every network, giving builders and institutions on every chain access to Tether's stablecoin and gold liquidity. From seamless transactions and settlement to collateral, treasury, and programmable rails for AI and autonomous systems, USDT0 advances Tether as the default asset issuer for the future of finance. Supported assets include USDT, Tether's dollar-backed stablecoin, and XAUt0, which brings Tether Gold to every network backed 1:1 by physical gold held in Swiss vaults.

For more information: Visit USDT0.to and follow @USDT0_to.

About Stables
Stables is an API-first infrastructure platform that enables businesses to integrate USDT payments and cross-border settlements across Asia. Founded in 2021, the company provides a complete stack for stablecoin orchestration, including compliance, liquidity, and multi-currency support. Stables holds licenses as a Digital Currency Exchange in Australia, a VASP in Europe, and an MSB in Canada.

For more information: https://stables.money/

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