TransFi has raised $19.2 million in new funding to expand its stablecoin-powered payments infrastructure as the company looks to modernize cross-border transactions across emerging markets.
The round, led by Turing Financial Group and structured as a mix of equity and liquidity capital, will be used to scale TransFi’s global platform, which enables businesses to move money using stablecoins instead of relying on traditional banking rails.
Out of the $19.2 million, $5 million is a committed liquidity facility.
The numbers behind this raise tell the real story:
16x revenue growth since the seed round in 2024
2+ million end users and 100+ clients globally
$1B+ in processed volume to date
On track for ~$5B in processed transaction volume in FY 2026
70+ countries
~250+ local payment methods
The company is positioning itself as a payments orchestration layer designed to address inefficiencies in cross-border finance, particularly in regions where banking systems remain fragmented, slow, and costly. By leveraging blockchain-based stablecoins, TransFi allows businesses to send, receive, and settle payments more quickly while reducing reliance on intermediaries in correspondent banking networks.
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Its infrastructure supports a wide range of use cases, including
remittances,
payroll,
vendor payouts, and
treasury management,
across multiple countries, currencies, and payment methods.
The funding comes as TransFi gains traction, having processed over $1 billion in transaction volume and expanded its reach to more than 70 countries.
The company plans to use the new capital to strengthen its liquidity network, enhance compliance capabilities, and deepen its presence across key emerging markets in Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East.
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According to Raj Kamal, Co-Founder & CEO of TransFi:
“Stablecoins are no longer theoretical instruments, they are becoming foundational infrastructure for global commerce.
Businesses are using our platform every day to run payroll, move treasury, settle cross-border transactions, and power remittances across markets where traditional rails remain inefficient.
This Series A allows us to scale our infrastructure across high-friction markets and continue proving that stablecoin-enabled payments are not the future, they are already happening.”
Part of the funding will also be used to invest in AI-first operations and production innovation across
B2B payments
Checkout infrastructure, and
Stablecoin orchestration
The raise reflects a broader shift in global finance, as fintech firms increasingly turn to stablecoins to power faster and more cost-efficient payment systems. TransFi is betting that adoption will accelerate most rapidly in emerging markets, where the limitations of traditional financial infrastructure are most pronounced.
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