Circle has partnered with Tereina, a financial services company backed by SAP, to bring its USDC and EURC stablecoins into enterprise payment workflows used by SAP customers. The integration is designed to let businesses send and receive the two stablecoins from within the financial software they already use to manage payments, rather than moving to a separate platform. Under the setup, USDC will serve as the preferred stablecoin for dollar-denominated transactions, while EURC will be used for euro-denominated payments. Tereina said its infrastructure can be embedded directly into business software, allowing payment functions to sit inside existing enterprise tools. Circle and Tereina plan to test the integration with customers over the coming months, including use cases tied to global payments and treasury operations. The announcement also said SAP’s ecosystem generates 84% of global commerce, pointing to a potentially wide enterprise footprint for the rollout. The move follows Circle’s launch of the Arc mainnet less than a month earlier, a layer-1 blockchain focused on stablecoin payments and financial markets that uses USDC for transaction fees and supports more than 20 fiat-backed stablecoins, including USDC and EURC.
Circle is moving USDC and EURC into enterprise payment workflows through a partnership with Tereina, a financial services company backed by German software giant SAP. The arrangement is aimed at businesses that already use SAP financial software to manage payments.
Stablecoin payments inside existing SAP financial applications
Under the integration, businesses using SAP’s financial software will be able to send and receive USDC and EURC from within the applications they already use. Circle said USDC will be the preferred stablecoin for dollar-denominated transactions, while EURC will be available for euro-denominated payments.
Tereina provides payment infrastructure that can be embedded into business software, which means companies do not need to switch to a separate financial platform to make payments. Circle and Tereina said they plan to test the stablecoin integration with customers over the coming months. The planned testing will cover use cases including global payments and treasury operations.
SAP ecosystem reach and Circle’s recent Arc launch
According to the announcement, SAP’s ecosystem generates 84% of global commerce. That gives the integration a potentially broad enterprise reach if adoption expands across SAP-linked business users.
The partnership comes less than a month after Circle launched the mainnet of Arc, its layer-1 blockchain focused on stablecoin payments and financial markets. Arc uses USDC for transaction fees and supports more than 20 fiat-backed stablecoins, including USDC and EURC.
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