Stables Taps T-0 Network as Asia's 60% Stablecoin Payment Share Tests USDT Rails

"Stables partnered with T-0 Network on May 12, 2026, to scale institutional USDT settlements across Asia. Infrastructure gaps persist in Asia, where 60% of global stablecoin flows face fragmented banking access. Stables targets the $300B market, routing USDT until local coins mature alongside Mansa and eStable."

"The collaboration establishes T-0 Network as a dedicated settlement partner, providing the liquidity necessary for Stables to process high- volume transactions across multiple jurisdictions and currency pairs. By integrating T-0 Network's specialized settlement layer, Stables aims to eliminate liquidity ceilings that can hinder developers scaling digital asset movements."

"“Every corridor we open needs deep, reliable liquidity behind it,” said Bernardo Bilotta, CEO and co-founder of Stables. “t-0 Network gives us a strong settlement partner in Asia, and it means our developers can scale with confidence knowing the infrastructure can keep up with their growth.”"

"While the region accounts for roughly 60% of global stablecoin payment flows, the landscape remains fragmented. More than 150 currencies require connectivity, yet few local banks are willing to interface with stablecoins. Addressing whether this gap is an intentional moat created by regulators to protect legacy systems, Bilotta noted that current hurdles, such as dual-licensing and high capital requirements, often stem from applying 20th-century frameworks to 21st-century technology."

Stables partnered with T-0 Network on May 12, 2026 to scale institutional USDT settlements across Asia. Infrastructure gaps persist because Asia accounts for about 60% of global stablecoin payment flows while banking access remains fragmented. Stables targets the $300B market by routing USDT until local coins mature alongside Mansa and eStable. The partnership makes T-0 Network a dedicated settlement partner, supplying liquidity for high-volume transactions across multiple jurisdictions and currency pairs. Integrating a specialized settlement layer aims to remove liquidity ceilings that limit developers scaling digital asset movements. The approach also addresses regulatory and licensing hurdles shaped by older frameworks applied to newer technology.

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