MassPay on Sept. 3 launched MassPay Collect, its first money-in product, starting with stablecoin and cryptocurrency collections on the same network the company already uses for payouts in 180 countries.
The firm said the feature is live with selected clients and has already moved hundreds of millions of dollars. Fiat collection on traditional bank rails is planned as a later step. MassPay said it is working with several industry partners on the underlying infrastructure.
The company built its business first on sending money out across currencies and local banking systems. Collect is meant to close that loop by matching incoming on-chain transfers to invoices automatically.
MassPay cited growth in the stablecoin market from $161.5 billion in mid-2024 to about $315 billion now, and B2B stablecoin payment volume rising from under $100 million a month in early 2023 to more than $6 billion a month by mid-2025. It also pointed to U.S. regulatory movement, including the GENIUS Act’s payment-stablecoin rules and Senate work on the CLARITY Act.
“MassPay has supported stablecoin and cryptocurrency money movement for years, including as an embedded tool within our own tech stack. The industry is finally getting comfortable with it, which is exactly why now is the right time to bring that capability to our clients as a first-class feature,” said Ran Grushkowsky, CEO of MassPay.
MassPay Collect is available now to qualifying clients. Interested platforms can contact their account team or visit masspay.io.
MassPay is a Las Vegas-based financial orchestration platform that pays recipients through local bank transfers, mobile wallets, real-time payments and stablecoins. It charges only on successful transactions and does not require long-term contracts.
