INXY raises $7m to expand global payments platform

INXY, an EU-authorised payment platform with a presence in Cyprus, announced on Monday that it has raised $7 million in total seed funding to scale its cross-border payment infrastructure.

The latest funding round brought in $4 million led by Flashpoint, following an earlier $3 million raise in 2025.

The company said the new capital will be used to expand product offerings, secure additional regulatory licences, and strengthen its presence in key international markets.

The announcement comes amid a surge in demand for stablecoin payment infrastructure, which has seen significant growth over the past year.

In 2026, demand for such infrastructure increased fivefold compared with 2025, reflecting rapid adoption across global markets.

At the same time, active usage rose by 146 per cent, while total transaction volume exceeded $33 trillion, highlighting the scale of the shift.

As stablecoins become more established in global finance, the market opportunity for compliant infrastructure providers continues to expand.

Against this backdrop, INXY said it is positioned at the forefront of the transition by combining robust compliance practices with high-quality payment infrastructure.

The company has developed a system that bridges digital assets and traditional payment rails, enabling seamless transactions across different financial systems.

Its platform allows businesses to accept digital assets, convert them into fiat or stablecoins, and execute global payouts efficiently.

INXY currently serves as stablecoin processing infrastructure for more than 100 global businesses, underlining its growing reach.

The company processes over $2 billion in annual transaction volume, supported by 500 per cent year-on-year growth.

“Global businesses no longer consider stablecoins as an experiment – they perceive them as a tool for growth,” said Ruslan Zholik, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of INXY.

“INXY helps clients expand their payment channels and reach a broader customer base worldwide thanks to infrastructure designed for scalability and regulatory compliance,” he added.

Zholik also said that “observing current market dynamics strengthens our confidence in INXY’s market fit and growth trajectory”.

INXY’s client base includes advertising networks, freelance platforms, gaming studios, and global SaaS businesses, all of which rely on fast and reliable international payments.

“Stablecoins are rapidly becoming the backbone of cross-border digital commerce,” said Alexey Sidorov, Associate Partner at Flashpoint.

“We believe INXY is building critical infrastructure for this shift, enabling businesses to move value globally with the speed of stablecoins and the compliance standards of traditional finance,” he added.

The company’s expansion strategy reflects broader industry trends, as stablecoins increasingly reshape global payments and cross-border transactions.