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Dakota expands into stablecoin infrastructure


30 January 2026 US
Reporter: Matthew Challis

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Dakota, an institutional digital payments platform, has expanded its offering to include a stablecoin infrastructure platform, intended to allow companies to offer stablecoin-based payments, treasury, and payouts from within their products.

The firm, aiming to bridge onchain stablecoins with real-world regulatory compliance, is designed to address the slowness of cross-border payments through its new offering.

According to Dakota, the platform provides a modular, regulated foundation, including APIs for stablecoin custody and orchestration, embedded compliance workflows, global payouts, cross-border treasury operations, and plans to integrate stablecoin issuance.

Ryan Bozarth, CEO of Dakota, believes most companies want “reliable, regulated primitives that let them move money inside their own products,” and that the firm is “building that infrastructure so teams can stay focused on product and growth, not licensing, custody, or compliance”.

Dakota’s institutional business banking and stablecoin product will remain available.
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