Binance The company is reportedly ready to lead a new funding round for the cryptocurrency payments company not.
this According to Axios, which says the round could value Mesh at up to $2 billion. the a reportShe indicated, citing sources familiar with the matter, that the financing round comes amid increasing demand for tools for converting digital assets into fiat currencies, payment systems, and settlement infrastructure.
It was a network Worth $1 billion Earlier this year, after raising $75 million in a Series C funding round, it said the money would help it attract FinTech clients in Asia, Europe and Latin America.
“We strongly believe that the future of the economy is tokenized, and that this tokenized economy is going to be highly fragmented,” Pam Azizi, co-founder and CEO of Mesh, said in an interview with Bloomberg News, adding that businesses and consumers “need something like Mesh that distills all of this complexity.”
The company raised an additional amount $82 million in 2025 To accelerate product development and expand application programming interfaces (APIs).
PYMNTS spoke with Azizi at 2025 Stablecon about the logistics of making stablecoins a more global means of payment.
“The biggest problem with cryptocurrencies is not their adoption, but the user experience,” Azizi said. “You need to make the payments as simple as that Even Jeddah We will use it one day, perhaps without even knowing that the mechanism behind the scenes is a stablecoin… and to do that, you have to do a lot of heavy lifting.
In a more recent report, PYMNTS noted that stablecoins do not need to become a “consumption habit” to become a digital currency. The power of corporate payments.
“They just need to become useful enough, compatible enough and integrated enough that companies stop thinking of them as cryptocurrencies at all,” this report said.
“And while there is a huge untapped opportunity for corporate adoption, the other side of that coin is that most companies today are not interested in stablecoins.”
Search from “Waiting for Certainty: Why Most CFOs Are Backing away from Cryptocurrencies and Stablecoins” The latest installment of PYMNTS Intelligence’s 2026 Certainty Project finds that most mid-market companies remain cautious about digital assets. Usage is limited, with 13% of businesses using stablecoins and 5% using other forms of cryptocurrencies.
“Building enterprise payments infrastructure is, ultimately, not just a software problem,” the report added. “It requires market access, compliance capacity, liquidity relationships, risk management and trust. In other words, stablecoin infrastructure must look less like a cryptocurrency experiment and more like financial plumbing at the institutional level.”
