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How Blockradar Enables Seamless Cross-Border B2B

Cross Border B2B

The Problem: Traditional Cross-Border Transactions are Slow and Expensive

For businesses operating internationally, receiving and sending payments across borders can be a costly and inefficient process. Bank wire transfers can take days, with high transaction fees, FX conversion costs, and regulatory friction. In many emerging markets, businesses struggle to access global banking networks, making it difficult to transact with international partners.

The Solution: Blockradar's Stablecoin-Powered B2B Payment Infrastructure

Blockradar provides businesses with a fast, cost-effective way to send and receive payments globally using stablecoins. By leveraging stablecoin technology, companies can bypass slow banking processes, eliminate FX conversion fees, and settle transactions instantly. Cross Border B2B Payment Flow

How It Works

  1. Instant Global Transactions: Businesses can receive payments in stablecoins (USDC, USDT, and cNGN) without waiting for banking hours or incurring high wire transfer fees.

  2. Seamless On/Off Ramps: Companies can convert received stablecoins into their local currency or use them to pay suppliers, contractors, or employees directly.

  3. Reduced Costs & Friction: No need for intermediary banks or expensive remittance services—funds move directly between wallets.

  4. Secure & Compliant: Built-in AML and transaction monitoring ensure regulatory compliance while keeping transactions secure.

Real-World Use Case: Graph Uses Blockradar for Cross-Border Transactions

Graph provides multi-currency accounts, corporate Visa dollar cards, and global payouts—with stablecoins as one of the payment layers for faster, more flexible settlement. This gives businesses the functional equivalent of a USD bank account without actually having one, plus tools for treasury management and FX conversion. It also helps with credit and liquidity: in volatile markets, companies are increasingly interested in using stablecoins to manage liquidity and reduce exposure to currency swings. This offering is why venture-backed companies Flutterwave (YC S16) and Chow Central (YC S23) use Graph.

The Result