Acctual is what happens when you build for ops teams, not just crypto teams. Welcome to part 5 of my series, stablecoin startups. @AcctualTeam is building modern AP/AR tools for businesses that want to pay and get paid in both fiat and stablecoins. It's all integrated directly into platforms like QuickBooks. This is important because most crypto payment tools are built in isolation from business software. Acctual is meeting teams where they already work and giving them a way to add stablecoin payments to familiar workflows. We're powering their wallets and auth. It’s one of the clearest examples I’ve seen of crypto solving real, boring business pain.

In part 4 of stablecoin startups, I want to highlight Parfin. They provide custody, tokenization, and infra for regulated financial institutions. They’re also building @RaylsLabs, an EVM-compatible chain designed for banks and fintechs. Traditional institutions want to participate in crypto, but they need the right compliance tools, custody, and governance. Parfin is giving them infrastructure they can actually use without compromising on crypto fundamentals. Proud to support their wallet and auth flows so they can serve institutional customers securely and at scale! PS - any other stablecoin startups I should highlight?

The next iteration of fintech will be global-first. If this statement holds true, it means the next set of neobanks, Venmo-like apps, AP apps, and even treasury management apps will be global-first. To increase your market from just the US or Europe or Asia to the entire world, you'll need to build on stablecoin rails. Otherwise, it's very hard to create a global-first app.

Most people holding stablecoins today earn zero yield, but that’s changing. Today’s spotlight in my Stablecoin Startups series is @levelusd. The team is behind lvlUSD, a yield-bearing stablecoin fully backed by USDC and USDT and integrated with protocols like @aave and @compoundfinance. They’re turning stablecoins into native yield products, giving users utility without the usual DeFi complexity. Proud to support Level with secure wallet and auth flows to help users onboard quickly.

Offer yield in your app. @MorphoLabs vaults now work with Dynamic’s embedded wallets. ✅ Deposit into vaults ✅ Claim rewards ✅ Self-custodial with enterprise-grade security

1/ Why is it so easy to start using and farming on Odyssey? Because we use @dynamic_xyz behind the scenes to handle onboarding & wallets. Here’s what that means 👇

I’m loving this flow. Wallet infra powered by @dynamic_xyz

This week, we shipped something teams have been asking for: Multichain balances in a single API call. Instead of fragmented views, you can now pull all token balances across chains into one unified balance. Works headlessly across chains and we are continuing to expand asset coverage!

After 100+ convos with fintech and web2 teams, it was clear that more stablecoin clarity was needed. So we launched Stablecoin Accounts. Then we launched our educational Stablecoin Hub. Today we launch our Stablecoin Signals newsletter! (kudos to @mpearl_19) Here's a peek 🧵

If you’re exploring wallet infrastructure, there’s one question worth asking early: 𝐃𝐨 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐚 𝐜𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐫 𝐩𝐚𝐭𝐡 𝐭𝐨 𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐨𝐫 𝐢𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞? Most teams don’t think about it until a vendor goes down or sunsets a critical feature. Then everyone's stuck. Threshold signature MPC is the only key management approach that provides a path to independent recovery. With this type of MPC, you can: - Let users store a backup share themselves (via Google Drive or iCloud) so they can recover offline - Keep an additional backup share as the developer, so you can help users recover keys without having unilateral signing power Vendor independence is critical to having a resilient product.