Overview
- Decta will transfer only its proprietary funds into OpenPayd’s regulated infrastructure, where those balances will be converted OTC into USDC for use in international operational settlements.
- OpenPayd, which holds MiCA authorization to offer fiat-to-stablecoin conversion and custody across the EEA, will handle the over-the-counter conversion and on‑chain transfers.
- Company leaders say the setup adds a blockchain settlement rail to Decta’s treasury while keeping merchant and client payment flows unchanged and preserving existing compliance controls.
- Using USDC lets Decta move liquidity between entities faster by converting fiat to a token on a blockchain and settling between accounts instead of relying solely on traditional bank rails.
- The move follows a broader corporate trend toward regulated stablecoin use for treasury and intercompany settlement, seen in recent pilots by other firms and integrations by treasury platforms.