INXY has reportedly acquired $4 million as part of a recent funding round that was led by Flashpoint, following a $3 million round back in 2025, bringing its total funds secured so far to $7 million. The capital injection will now be channeled towards further expand its line of products, acquiring new regulatory approvals, and grow its business operational in various new markets.
This year, the overall demand for stablecoin payment infrastructure has increased considerably compared to the past year. In fact, more active usage surged by nearly 150%, and transaction volume topped $33 trillion globally, according to available data.
As stablecoins become more prevalent in cross-border payments, the market opportunity for compliant infrastructure providers is significant.
But this is actually a space that is decisively dominated by more established players like Circle’s USDC and Tether’s USDT. There’s also no reason to believe that this will change much in the foreseeable future due to network effects and first-mover advantages. Also, becoming a recognized player and obtaining regulatory approvals is not an overnight process. So, time in this market and the overall experience beats any newcomer in most cases.
Despite this, INXY claims that it is positioned at the center of this ongoing transformation, bringing together compliance practices with resilient infrastructure for international businesses that have to move funds across borders in a frictionless manner.
INXY further noted that it has developed a technology infrastructure bridging crypto-assets and conventional payment channels, allowing firms to accept digital assets, convert them into fiat or stablecoins, and send transfers globally.
The Fintech platform currently offers the stablecoin processing infrastructure for over 100 international businesses, processing over $2 billion in annual volume, with steady YoY growth.
Ruslan Zholik, Founder and CEO of INXY. said the Fintech firm helps clients expand their payment channels and reach a broader customer base worldwide.
INXY’s customers reportedly include advertising networks, freelance platforms, gaming studios, and SaaS businesses that need quicker global payouts.
Alexey Sidorov, Associate Partner at Flashpoint, said that stablecoins are becoming the backbone of cross-border digital commerce.
They believe INXY is building infrastructure for this shift, enabling businesses to move value with the efficiency of stablecoins and the compliance standards of TradFi.