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Breet stablecoin payments API is positioning the Nigerian crypto startup as backend infrastructure for businesses looking to accept stablecoin payments without exposure to volatility or onchain complexity.
The newly launched API allows merchants and platforms to receive payments in stablecoins such as USDT and USDC while settling directly in naira. Breet manages conversion, liquidity, and settlement behind the scenes, allowing businesses to integrate crypto payments without running wallets or managing price risk.
With the Breet stablecoin payments API, the company is shifting from a consumer-focused crypto platform to a developer-facing payments layer. The tool is designed for fintechs, online merchants, SaaS platforms, and payment processors that want to embed stablecoin payments into existing checkout systems.
Stablecoins have become a critical payment rail for Nigerian businesses receiving funds from international clients. Cross-border transfers through banks remain slow and expensive, while stablecoins offer faster settlement and predictable value. Breet’s API connects that efficiency directly to local currency access.
For merchants, the value proposition is operational simplicity. Payments arrive in stablecoins, conversion happens automatically, and funds settle in naira without manual intervention. This structure mirrors traditional card payment infrastructure, but runs on crypto-native rails.
The launch reflects a broader trend among African crypto companies moving deeper into payments infrastructure rather than consumer trading. As regulation around digital assets continues to take shape, tools like the Breet stablecoin payments API could play a key role in how businesses adopt stablecoins for everyday transactions.
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