About Stable Mint

Building the financial
infrastructure for stablecoins

Payment acquiring and multi-currency stablecoin accounts on a single regulated platform. Stablecoins settle in seconds: we built the infrastructure to make it happen.

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2024: EMI licence granted
MFSA: Authorised e-money institution, Malta
MiCA: Title IV e-money token issuer
102%: Reserved, redeemable at par
4 chains: Ethereum, Etherlink, Base, Arbitrum
~10 s: On-chain settlement

Our mission

Make stablecoin
payments the default

Traditional payment infrastructure was built for a pre-digital world. Settlement takes days. Cross-border transfers are slow and expensive. Businesses wait for their own money. Stablecoins settle instantly, move across borders without friction, and give businesses real-time access to their funds.

Stable Mint provides the regulated infrastructure that lets businesses accept payments, hold multi-currency accounts, and settle in stablecoins through a single platform, with compliance built in from day one.

Our story

Why we
built this

The problem was always the same: businesses moving money globally, blocked by legacy rails never designed for the internet. Crypto offered speed and programmability – but none of the regulatory certainty that serious operators need.

Stable Mint was built to close that gap. A fully licensed EMI, issuing its own stablecoins on a public blockchain, operating inside MiCA from day one. Not compliance retrofitted onto a crypto product. Payments infrastructure built right, from the start.

What we do

Three products.
One platform.

Checkout

Accept payments.
Settle in seconds.

Pay-by-bank acceptance for merchants, hosted, embedded or fully white-label. Funds are available immediately, with no settlement drag.

Accounts

Hold, convert,
manage treasury.

Regulated business accounts holding EUR and USD as EURSM and USDSM. Convert with FX built in, on EUR, USD, GBP, SEK and HKD rails.

Payments

Pay out anywhere,
bank or wallet.

Bank remit via SEPA or SWIFT, or stablecoin payout to any wallet on any supported chain. In bulk via API, scheduled or on demand.

Our team

The people behind
Stable Mint

Based in Europe. Regulated in Malta. Live in production.

James Bennett

Founder & CEO

Daniel Masters

Non-Executive Director

Sean Camilleri

COO

Stephanie Borg Caruana

Risk Manager & Director

Evandro Mendonça

Head of Development

Luca Luzzatti

Head of Design

Enea Exhenry

Product Manager

Chantelle Busuttil

Operations Manager

Sarah Farrugia

Compliance Officer

Seray Ayakta

Front-end Engineer

Sheriton Valim

Back-end Engineer

Mikhail Zlochevskyi

Software Engineer

Infrastructure partners

Built on regulated
infrastructure

We partner with best-in-class providers to deliver banking, compliance, and blockchain infrastructure.

Banking rails, FX, SEPA/SWIFT

KYC/KYB identity verification

AML monitoring, wallet screening

Open Banking payments (PSD2)

MPC key custody

EVM blockchain, settlement layer

In the press

Written about us

Cointelegraph 2 October 2026

Dollar stablecoins are where the demand is, and Europe can’t wish that away.

James Bennett · CEO, Stable Mint

Quoted in ‘Euro stablecoin isn’t enough’: EU issuers make case for USD tokens

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Insights

Latest from our team

Global Payments Explainer

The Stablecoin Sandwich: How Cross-Border Payments Actually Settle On-Chain

How cross-border payments settle through a 'stablecoin sandwich': fiat in, stablecoin across the middle, fiat out, and where the cost actually goes.

10 November 2026 · 5 min read

Regulation & Compliance Explainer

What Does ESMA's Stablecoin Opinion Mean for USDT in the EU?

ESMA's Opinion of 8 October 2026 says EU crypto-asset service providers should stop every service on stablecoins that do not comply with MiCA, custody and transfers included, and clear legacy positions by 8 January 2027.

3 November 2026 · 7 min read

Regulation & Compliance Explainer

Can a Business Still Settle EU Payments in USDT After MiCA?

USDT is not banned in the EU, but its issuer is not authorised here: ESMA expected EU-licensed platforms to stop offering it, and holders have none of the rights MiCA attaches to an authorised stablecoin.

18 September 2026 · 7 min read

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