Payments Expansion
Local stablecoins for
regional payment flows
Fluxis is incorporating local stablecoins so merchants can charge in tokenized local fiat currencies and keep pricing native to their market. We are starting with Latin America, where local-currency settlement can make crypto payments simpler and cheaper for everyday commerce.
Why local stablecoins matter
Reduce FX friction for merchants that operate in local markets but receive global crypto payments.
Price and settle in stablecoins pegged 1:1 to local fiat currencies, aligned with how businesses in each country sell, report, and manage cash flow.
Offer a lower-cost payment rail than traditional local fiat processors while keeping checkout simple for both merchants and payers.
What this unlocks
Local-currency pricing
Merchants will be able to define prices directly in their local currency and charge the equivalent amount in a local stablecoin.
Flexible payer experience
Payers will be able to use the supported stablecoin they already hold, whether it matches the merchant's local currency or not.
Smart settlement routing
Fluxis will handle conversion only when needed, so merchants can receive the settlement currency they have configured without changing their integration.
How it will work with Fluxis
Merchant charges in local currency
A merchant can define the price in local fiat terms and present that same amount through a local stablecoin payment flow.
Payer uses any supported stablecoin
If the payer already holds the merchant's local-currency stablecoin, the experience is direct. If not, they can still pay with another supported stablecoin.
Fluxis swaps only when needed
When the payer's asset differs from the merchant's configured settlement currency, Fluxis can perform the swap before settlement so the merchant receives the asset they expect.
Interested in local stablecoin payments?
Talk to us if you want to price in local fiat terms and use stablecoins as a cheaper payment rail as Fluxis expands support across Latin America.