Nikolas Sargeant
Stables, a leading stablecoin infrastructure platform, announced on Tuesday, May 12th, that it has partnered with t-0 Network to bolster settlement capabilities across its cross-border USDT corridors in Asia.
Stables Partners t-0 Network to Advance Stablecoin Access for Asian Institutions
In a press release shared with Cryptowisser, Stables revealed that the partnership establishes t-0 Network as a dedicated settlement partner, enabling Stables to process high-volume transactions with institutional-grade reliability across multiple jurisdictions and currency pairs.
The collaboration also addresses a critical bottleneck in stablecoin infrastructure by providing the deep liquidity required for large-scale digital asset movement.
By integrating t-0 Network’s specialized settlement layer, Stables ensures that developer businesses building on its platform can scale transaction volumes without encountering liquidity ceilings or settlement failures.
While commenting on the partnership, Bernardo Bilotta, CEO and co-founder of Stables, stated that,
"Every corridor we open needs deep, reliable liquidity behind it. 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."
According to Stables, Asia currently accounts for approximately 60 percent of global stablecoin payment flows, yet the region’s infrastructure remains highly fragmented.
However, only a small percentage of local banks are willing to work closely with stablecoins, while more than 150 currencies require seamless connectivity.
Despite the scale of demand, there are no fully licensed stablecoin orchestration platforms operating across the region, leaving a significant gap in institutional-grade infrastructure.
Furthermore, the global stablecoin market continues to expand rapidly, with total supply surpassing $300 billion. Increasing regulatory clarity across major jurisdictions, including frameworks in the United States, Europe, the UAE, and Singapore, is accelerating institutional adoption.
Stables revealed that USDT continues to dominate transaction volume, particularly across Asia’s payment and remittance corridors.
Liquidity and settlement reliability remain the core challenges for any platform moving USDT between local currencies at scale. Without strong counterparties in each corridor, developers face operational risks such as failed payouts, frozen funds, and liquidity shortages during periods of volatility.
Stables believes that the integration of t-0 Network directly addresses these risks by providing redundancy, depth, and consistent execution across markets.
"Stables has built exactly the kind of infrastructure the stablecoin ecosystem needs in Asia. We are proud to be part of the liquidity layer that makes it work at scale," James Brownlee, Co-Founder & CEO at t-0, added.
Stables concluded that this partnership reinforces its position as a USDT-native orchestration platform, facilitating the shift of global remittance flows toward stablecoin rails.
t-0 Network is an institutional cross-border payments network that connects licensed banks, fintechs, and payment providers through a single API. Using USDT as a common settlement asset, t-0 allows members to transact across borders and settle only the net balance at a cadence they control: cutting FX exposure, reducing capital requirements, and removing the prefunding burden of traditional correspondent banking. Backed by Tether, t-0 is designed as core settlement infrastructure for the next generation of global payments.
Meanwhile, Stables is an API-first infrastructure platform that enables businesses to integrate USDT payments and cross-border settlements across Asia. Founded in 2021, the company provides a complete stack for stablecoin orchestration, including compliance, liquidity, and multi-currency support. Stables holds licenses as a Digital Currency Exchange in Australia, a VASP in Europe, and an MSB in Canada.
