Payment service provider Netstars launches stablecoin payment service Stablecoin Pay
Foresight News reports that Japanese payment service provider Netstars has launched Stablecoin Pay, a stablecoin payment service for merchants, and is now accepting applications. The service allows merchants to apply once to access multiple stablecoin payment options, with a fee rate of 0.98%. The initial phase supports USDC, USDT, and JPYC, covering Solana, Polygon, and MetaMask. Merchants do not need to add new terminals and can price products, manage sales, and settle in Japanese yen. Aptos, Bitget Wallet, and imToken are expected to be integrated after the summer of 2026.
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