Solayer Pay Introduces Direct Stablecoin Deposits from Five Blockchain Networks

Solayer Pay has announced that its card application now supports direct deposits of stablecoins from five major blockchain networks: Solana, Ethereum, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, and Base. This new feature aims to streamline the process of moving stablecoins from crypto wallets to payment cards, eliminating the need for additional bridging steps that often complicate transactions.

Previously, users had to navigate through multiple blockchains or exchanges to fund their cards, which could lead to extra fees and potential errors. With the new deposit flow, users can select the network where their stablecoins are held and credit their Solayer Pay balance directly. The service supports eligible dollar-pegged tokens such as USDC and USDT across these supported chains.

Once the funds are deposited, users can utilize their balance for purchases using virtual or physical cards, as well as for peer-to-peer payments. Solayer Pay, which was introduced as the Emerald Card in April 2025, currently boasts over 45,000 cardholders. However, it is important for users to understand the implications of depositing funds into an app balance, including how withdrawals work and the rules governing their accounts.

This development addresses a significant challenge in crypto payments, where users often need to comprehend blockchain routing for everyday purchases. By simplifying this process, Solayer Pay aims to enhance the user experience, although the effectiveness of these stablecoin deposits in driving card usage remains to be seen.