Bottomline Completes First Cross-Border USDC Payments on Its Hub
The initial transfer moved money between entities of the same company. Bottomline’s hub processes about $16 trillion in payments annually.

Bottomline has completed its first live cross-border payments in USD Coin (USDC) through its Global Payments Hub and Cash Management platform, bringing stablecoin transfers into software used for corporate treasury operations.
The company announced the transactions Tuesday, Nov. 10. It said this was the first time USDC had moved live through either platform. The initial transfer was an intra-company payment between entities of the same business, rather than a payment to an outside supplier or customer.
The feature is integrated into existing payment workflows, allowing treasury teams to handle fiat and digital payments in the same system. The USDC used in the transactions was issued through regulated entities of Circle Internet Group.
The Global Payments Hub processes about $16 trillion in payments annually and supports payments to any bank in any currency. Bottomline’s stated goal is near-real-time settlement in selected cross-border scenarios while operating within existing regulatory frameworks. The rollout adds USDC as another option alongside traditional payment methods.