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Clearpool introduces new stablecoin tokens


01 August 2025 Dubai
Reporter: Tahlia Kraefft

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Clearpool, DeFi lending platform, has launched Payment Financing (PayFi) and cpUSD, to bridge liquidity holes in fintech transactions through short-term stablecoin borrowings.

PayFi credit pools are intended to allow fintech firms, who manage cross-border and domestic transactions — access to short-term stablecoin credit.

Companies can quickly use liquidity to assist in easing the settlement gap generated by lagging processing from traditional banking through using this platform. Repayment cycles vary from between one to seven days.

The cpUSD token is a tool, with an objective to produce returns linked to traditional payment processes compared to usual DeFi tokens that often use speculative crypto flows, with the support of PayFi vaults and liquid, yield-bearing stablecoin.

The firm says the introduction of both tools exemplifies the larger trend of stablecoins underpinning global payments as key rails, in developing markets where existing banking infrastructure is expensive or time-consuming.

Jakob Kronbichler, CEO & cofounder of Clearpool says:
“Clearpool is evolving to build the credit infrastructure needed to power the trillion-dollar stablecoin payments industry. What many overlook is that while stablecoins settle instantly, fiat does not, forcing fintechs to front liquidity to bridge that gap. Clearpool is solving this with trusted, proven credit infrastructure, now advancing further through PayFi credit pools and cpUSD.”

The platform says it has received payments of more than US$800 million in stablecoin credit to institutional lenders, including Jane Street and Banxa.

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