Fireblocks said it has expanded its partnership with Nasdaq-listed payments provider Euronet to offer a stablecoin card issuance service for financial institutions. Under the arrangement, banks, fintech firms and other institutions can use Euronet’s Ren and CoreCard issuing platforms to roll out white-label stablecoin card programs and embed them directly into their own banking or wallet apps. Fireblocks will provide the embedded wallet infrastructure used to hold and transfer the underlying stablecoin balances. Each cardholder will receive an embedded wallet when opening an account, and fiat top-ups will be converted into stablecoins before being credited. Fireblocks said end users will not need to manage seed phrases or use a separate crypto app, while merchants will continue to receive settlement in local currency. The company added that Euronet first began working with Fireblocks in October 2025, initially for partner settlement and prefunding in its cross-border payments business.
Digital asset infrastructure company Fireblocks said it has expanded its partnership with Nasdaq-listed payments provider Euronet to launch a stablecoin card issuance service for financial institutions.
White-label stablecoin card programs
According to Fireblocks, banks, fintech companies and other financial institutions will be able to use Euronet’s Ren and CoreCard issuing platforms to launch white-label stablecoin card programs and embed them directly into their own banking or wallet applications.
Embedded wallet infrastructure
Fireblocks will provide the embedded wallet infrastructure for holding and transferring the underlying stablecoin balances. Each cardholder will receive an embedded wallet when opening an account, and any fiat top-up will first be converted into stablecoins before being credited.
Fireblocks said users will not need to manage seed phrases or use a separate crypto application, while merchants will continue to receive payment in local currency.
Partnership began in cross-border payments
Euronet began working with Fireblocks in October 2025. The initial use case was partner settlement and prefunding for Euronet’s cross-border payments business.
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