Hurupay has shared new figures showing that it has processed more than twenty two million dollars in payment volume within the last ten months. What stands out is the pace of growth. The company says the past two months alone brought in more activity than the previous seven, a sign that more workers and small businesses are starting to rely on its system.
Hurupay’s model is simple. It provides United States dollar accounts powered by stablecoins, mainly USDC. These accounts are used by remote workers and freelancers in more than forty countries.
Instead of waiting days for international transfers to clear, users receive their earnings in stablecoins almost instantly. From there, they can choose to hold the funds, withdraw to a local bank, convert to mobile money, or spend through a virtual card inside the app.
The company also mentioned that workers from major American firms, including Google, Meta, Amazon, and several fast growing artificial intelligence companies, have been paid through its platform. While the full scale of these relationships has not been widely confirmed in public filings, the activity it reports reflects a steady rise in stablecoin based payroll usage across global markets.
Hurupay focuses on a problem that many remote workers know well. Getting paid from international clients can be slow and expensive. Transfers may take several days and come with high foreign exchange markups. By receiving their money in USDC, workers get immediate access to their earnings and can convert only when they choose. This gives them more control and helps them avoid the hidden charges that often come with cross border payments.
The company emphasizes that its model removes friction from cross-border payments by “eliminating the last-mile gap.” By converting incoming USD payments into stablecoin instantly, users avoid slow ACH pulls and hidden FX markups, according to Hurupay’s CEO.
Hurupay’s business model also includes consumer-focused features: users can earn up to 8 percent APY on their USDC balance, access virtual cards, and even invest in tokenized U.S. equities,all while keeping funds on-chain.
As it sets a target to hit $100 million in volume, Hurupay’s services increasingly blur the lines between traditional banking and crypto-native finance,positioning stablecoins, not just as speculative assets, but as practical tools for global payroll and remittances.
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