Fuze Finance Targets US Market With New Modern Treasury Stablecoin Payment Deal

Fuze Finance is expanding its US payment capabilities through a partnership with Modern Treasury, giving its customers access to American banking infrastructure, faster settlement options and stablecoin payment services through a single integration.

Announced on October 19 at Money20/20 USA in Las Vegas, the partnership will see Fuze adopt Modern Treasury’s Payment Service Provider (PSP) platform as it deepens its presence in the US market.

Fuze currently processes more than $10 billion in annual transaction volume and serves customers across more than 100 countries.

Through the Modern Treasury integration, Fuze aims to simplify access to US dollar accounts, domestic payment networks and stablecoin liquidity, supporting its next phase of international growth.

Fuze Customers to Gain Access to US Payment Rails

The partnership will enable Fuze to offer individuals and businesses in more than 100 countries access to named US accounts with unique routing and account numbers, expanding its ability to support dollar-based transactions across international markets.

Customers will be able to move funds between US dollars and stablecoins, including USDG, USDC and USDT, with services available across all 50 US states. The integration will also support ACH debits and credits, checks and wire transfers, alongside instant settlement through the Real-Time Payments (RTP) network, the Federal Reserve’s FedNow service and push-to-card payments.

Additional capabilities include wholesale stablecoin liquidity services and the orchestration of incoming and outgoing payments across traditional payment systems and blockchain networks.

By bringing these services together through a single application programming interface (API), Fuze aims to simplify access to US payment infrastructure without having to coordinate multiple providers or independently assemble the underlying banking, payment and stablecoin systems. The integration could also shorten deployment timelines, which can otherwise stretch to months, according to the companies’ announcement.

Modern Treasury provides software for managing money movement across traditional payment networks and blockchain-based systems. The company says its platform has processed more than $600 billion in payments for hundreds of organizations.

“Our customers need dollar access that works, no matter where they are in the world,” said Mo Ali Yusuf, co-founder and CEO of Fuze Finance. He added that Modern Treasury’s established payment infrastructure would give Fuze greater confidence as it accelerates its US expansion.

Matt Marcus, co-founder and CEO of Modern Treasury, said the partnership would help Fuze bring its services to the US market more quickly while continuing to serve customers around the world.

The integration reflects a broader effort to connect conventional banking infrastructure with stablecoin-based payments, particularly for businesses operating across currencies and jurisdictions.

Fuze Steps Up Hiring as It Expands Across the Americas

Fuze is also strengthening its commercial presence in the Americas as it expands its digital asset payment infrastructure beyond its established markets.

In a LinkedIn post on October 20, Fuze CEO Mo Ali Yusuf announced that the company is recruiting a Sales Director and a Strategic Partnerships Manager, both based in Miami, to develop its client base across the region.

Yusuf described Fuze as regulated infrastructure connecting digital assets to the global financial system, with banks, fintech companies, payment service providers and remittance businesses using its platform to move money through stablecoin payment networks. He said the company processes more than $10 billion annually, serving markets where cross-border transactions can be particularly complex.

The executive also highlighted Fuze’s backing from Galaxy, e& Capital, Further Ventures and Liberty City Ventures, alongside its existing global licenses and plans to secure additional authorizations.

The recruitment drive adds a commercial dimension to Fuze’s US expansion. While the Modern Treasury partnership provides access to US payment infrastructure through a single integration, the new hires are intended to help the company build customer relationships and strategic partnerships across the Americas.

Together, these initiatives point to a broader push to expand Fuze’s institutional stablecoin payment services, combining infrastructure development with local business development.

Fuze Builds Its Digital Asset Presence in Jordan

Fuze’s expansion into the US comes as the company continues to develop partnerships with financial institutions across the Middle East.

In Jordan, Fuze has been working with local banks and regulators to explore how digital asset infrastructure can be integrated into the country’s regulated financial system.

In February 2026, Fuze became the first virtual asset infrastructure provider admitted to the Central Bank of Jordan’s Regulatory Sandbox for Financial Technology and Innovation, known as JoRegBox. The program allows companies to test financial technology solutions under regulatory supervision, creating a controlled environment for evaluating potential digital asset services.

The development was followed by partnerships with two Jordanian banks. In March, Arab Bank’s fintech accelerator, AB Xelerate, signed a memorandum of understanding with Fuze to explore regulated digital asset use cases. The collaboration aims to combine Arab Bank’s banking expertise and regional presence with Fuze’s Digital Assets-as-a-Service (DaaS) infrastructure, with any future products subject to regulatory approval.

Cairo Amman Bank also signed a memorandum of understanding with Fuze in March to assess how digital asset capabilities could support banking products, operational processes, compliance systems and technical infrastructure. The collaboration is taking place within the framework of Jordan’s regulatory sandbox, with implementation dependent on the necessary approvals.

These initiatives align with Jordan’s Economic Modernisation Vision, which prioritizes digital transformation and financial innovation. Rather than launching standalone consumer crypto products, the partnerships focus on evaluating how regulated digital asset infrastructure could be incorporated into existing banking services.

For Fuze, its work in Jordan demonstrates a regional expansion strategy built around collaboration with established financial institutions and supervised testing environments. That approach complements its US expansion through Modern Treasury, where the focus is on connecting customers to established payment rails and stablecoin services through a single integration.

Stablecoins Become Part of Fuze’s Broader Payment Strategy

It is worth noting that Fuze began with a focus on the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region before expanding internationally. Its platform combines cross-border payments, stablecoin orchestration and crypto payment gateway services, alongside embedded trading and yield products that allow partners to incorporate digital asset features into their own applications.

For Fuze, the immediate objective is to broaden access to US payment networks and make dollar-based transactions easier to manage across its international customer base.

The partnership does not, by itself, establish the scale of future US adoption or disclose how much additional transaction volume it could generate. Its longer-term impact will depend on customer uptake and how extensively Fuze integrates the new capabilities into its payment products.

Still, the agreement highlights how stablecoin infrastructure providers are increasingly turning to established payment technology companies to connect digital assets with conventional financial systems, potentially making cross-border transfers more accessible to businesses and individuals worldwide.