The only stablecoin platform focused exclusively on payments companies, built by former payments executives. Everything a payments company needs in one API.
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We're excited to announce our partnership with Yuno. 🚀
Yuno, the AI-native intelligence system of global commerce, partnered with Cyclops to bring stablecoin payments and settlement to Yuno's financial institutions and merchants. This partnership enables Yuno’s customers to leverage stablecoin capabilities across settlement, payins, payouts and treasury use cases via the Cyclops platform, without building any new integrations.
Yuno and Cyclops share a mission — offer all the top global providers and capabilities via a single connection.
Read the full announcement here → cyclops.io/post/yuno-partner…
We’re excited to welcome Lupe López as our new Senior Commercial Counsel! 🚀
Lupe joins us after five and a half years at @Adyen, where she negotiated high-volume agreements with merchants and partners and led commercial legal teams across North America and LATAM. Most recently, she spearheaded the legal go-to-market for Adyen’s agentic commerce solution, from initial product scoping all the way to launch.
At Cyclops, she’ll lead commercial legal, bringing her experience from inside a global payments platform to help the payments companies we serve go live on stablecoin infrastructure faster and expand into agentic payments.
Learn more about Lupe here 👉 cyclops.io/post/new-hire-lup…
Stablecoin adoption varies significantly by region. 🌎
Emerging markets now hold roughly two-thirds of global stablecoin supply, and @Visa's research shows businesses and consumers in high-inflation economies are using digital dollars as a practical tool to preserve purchasing power.
The demand is there. The hard part is serving it across markets with different regulators, licensing regimes and payout infrastructure. As Joel Hugentobler of @JavelinStrategy & Research points out in this @paymentsjournal article, each new country can bring added legal work and new partners, and that cost “makes it harder to scale the same service across multiple markets.”
That’s the gap Cyclops closes. Payments companies get on/off ramping, wallet infrastructure and compliance through one API, with licensing redundancy built in, so they can expand into new markets without starting from scratch each time. One integration for the many markets they serve.
Full article here 👉 paymentsjournal.com/a-global…
Most stablecoin problems don’t show up in the sales process. They show up mid-integration, or a year in when you need a region your vendor can’t cover.
By then, switching can cost months of work and undo the progress you’ve made. Adding a second vendor means another contract, another integration and more to manage.
Our guide walks through the questions worth asking before you sign or go live, so the vendor you choose for your first use case can take you to the next one.
Read it here 👉 cyclops.io/post/what-payment…
The Cyclops team had the best time co-hosting our @money2020 Happy Hour at LAVO Terrace in Vegas with @yellowcard_app and @FireblocksHQ! 🥂
Thanks to everyone who came out. We’re already looking forward to the next one!
And a big thanks to The Payments Shed Podcast for the awesome video! 🔥
The Cyclops team is having a great time at Money20/20! 🚀
Between attending some awesome events and co-hosting two of our own yesterday, it’s been a busy couple of days. More to come on those soon!
If you’re still in Vegas and haven’t had a chance to connect with the team, reach out to Alex Wilson(@AlexWilsonTGB), David Christopher Johnson(@dcjmgmt), Daniel Carson(@carscarson), Colin DeLarso or Lauren Wilson.
We’re excited to welcome John D'Onofrio as our new Lead Solutions Architect! 🚀
John joins us after nearly two years at @Payoneer, where he led projects at the intersection of payments and stablecoins. Before that, he spent six and a half years at @Paxos across product operations and solutions, helping build and launch numerous stablecoins and the products behind them.
At Cyclops, he’ll bridge our product, engineering and business teams, bringing a deep understanding of how stablecoins fit into the settlement flows, compliance requirements and customer expectations that payments companies manage every day!
Learn more about John here 👉cyclops.io/post/new-hire-joh…
In just a few days the Cyclops team will be in Vegas for @money2020!
If you'll be in town, reach out to Alex Wilson (@AlexWilsonTGB), David Johnson (@dcjmgmt), Daniel Carson (@carscarson), Colin DeLarso or Lauren Wilson to connect.
And in case you missed it, we're co-hosting a happy hour with Fireblocks and Yellow Card! RSVP here 👉 luma.com/wx3qkng0
See you there! 🚀
Cyclops has joined the @x402Foundation!
AI agents are quickly becoming customers in their own right, and we’re excited to join the companies laying the groundwork for their commerce journeys.
Since x402 is governed in the open, the companies that move money today can help decide how agents will pay tomorrow. And because it settles in stablecoins, it runs on the layer Cyclops is purpose-built for.
Read more about why we’re joining and what’s next → cyclops.io/post/cyclops-join…
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We're hosting a happy hour at @Money2020 with @FireblocksHQ& @Cyclops_inc
19 Oct, 6-9 PM, LAVO Terrace, Las Vegas.
Come for a drink and a conversation with the Yellow Card, Fireblocks, & Cyclops teams. If you're in town for the conference, stop by.
RSVP:luma.com/wx3qkng0
Two weeks until the Cyclops team heads to Vegas for @money2020! We're excited to see familiar faces and hopefully meet plenty of new ones. 🚀
If you'll be in town and want to connect, reach out to @AlexWilsonTGB, @dcjmgmt, @carscarson or Colin DeLarso!
Plus, we're co-hosting a brunch and a happy hour! Reach out for more details. ☕🥂
We're excited to welcome Daniel Carson (@carscarson) as our new VP of Strategy! 🚀
Daniel joins us after 2.5 years at @Paysafe, where he led crypto strategy, new revenue and launched Paysafe's crypto products. Before that, he specialized in the payments platforms vertical at @zerohashx, selling crypto infrastructure and managing partnerships.
At Cyclops, he'll join our leadership team and work closely with our co-founders to shape everything from go-to-market to product strategy!
Learn more about Daniel here 👉 cyclops.io/post/new-hire-dan…
The team has had a great time at MAG Payments Conference in Nashville so far! If you haven't had a chance to meet us yet, stop by booth 614 today. 🤠
John Reed and Lauren Wilson are sticking around until tomorrow afternoon, so if you're still on site, reach out to connect and grab some time with them! 🚀
Most payments companies scope the visible layer of stablecoin infrastructure (add stablecoins at checkout, pick a chain, spin up wallets) and miss the operational layer underneath.
Custody, compliance, routing and reconciliation. That's where most builds stall. Our latest blog breaks down the build vs. partner decision for stablecoin infrastructure and why, for most payments companies, building everything in-house isn't the clean option it looks like. ⏱️💲
Read it here → cyclops.io/post/the-build-vs…
Also happening next week: Cyclops will be in Miami for @Sibos! If you'll be there and want to connect, reach out to the team or drop a comment below.🚀
On Wednesday, September 30th, we'll be co-hosting an invite-only happy hour. If you're around and want to join, comment below or reach out to @AlexWilsonTGB or Colin DeLarso for details! 🙌 🥂
Banks are no longer watching stablecoins from the sidelines. 🏦
A US national bank launched one to 15 million consumers. Japan's three biggest banks are building one together. JPMorgan brought its own deposit token onto public blockchain rails. 🚀
Our latest blog breaks down why banks are making these moves.
Read it here → cyclops.io/post/why-banks-ar…
In this article from PaymentsJournal, analyst Joel Hugentobler of Javelin Strategy & Research explains that "infrastructure fragmentation becomes a real part of the payment economics."
That's the gap Cyclops closes: on/off ramping, orchestration, wallet infrastructure, licensing and compliance all through one API, so payments platforms aren't absorbing that fragmentation cost themselves.
Full article here: paymentsjournal.com/to-unloc…
