Conduit and Tempo join forces to elevate stablecoin payments. Conduit partners with Tempo to expand global payments with faster settlement and seamless stablecoin-to-traditional integration. December 9, 2025. Conduit is announcing a new partnership with Tempo, a new blockchain designed for real-world payments that combines high performance with a simple experience. Incubated by industry leaders Stripe and Paradigm, Tempo was created with the goal of enabling companies to integrate payment solutions using stablecoins with speed, reliability, and scale. Unlike other blockchains built to support a wide range of crypto-related activities such as DeFi and trading, Tempo was developed specifically for everyday payment use cases, with a strong focus on moving money quickly, at low cost, and with infrastructure designed for global-value operations. About the partnership. With this partnership, Conduit will support transactions on Tempo, expanding its network coverage and providing a standardized payments infrastructure for companies building stablecoin-based products. While Tempo offers an environment optimized for settlement, scalability, and distribution, Conduit serves as the infrastructure layer for on-ramp and off-ramp, enabling funds to move between stablecoins and fiat-backed systems in a fast and secure way. By connecting domestic payment rails to a blockchain built specifically for payments, Conduit reduce even more of the friction typically found in cross-border transactions. Everyday use cases such as fintech operations, international marketplaces, global payroll, and treasury management start to operate with the same speed and transparency as a local payment. Here is an example of how transactions flow using the Conduit and Tempo infrastructure: The combination of Tempo and Conduit adds an extra layer of trust, since its infrastructure integrates robust compliance processes (KYB, KYC, and KYT), risk management, and connections with regulated financial institutions. This broad integration with banking networks and global instant payment systems (Fedwire, SEPA, Pix, SPEI, and others) enables stablecoins to connect to the traditional financial ecosystem quickly and efficiently. Benefits this integration brings to the ecosystem. This partnership further enhances the stablecoin payment experience. Since Tempo's blockchain was designed exclusively for payments, there is no competition between different types of operations on the network, which tends to optimize settlement times and reduce transaction costs. This strengthens the reach of its infrastructure and reinforces its presence among companies seeking modern and efficient payment solutions. "We share a very similar vision with Tempo: making everyday cross-border payments more direct, predictable, and accessible. Today, many companies still rely on a fragmented and friction-heavy network to move money across countries through legacy systems. We believe this new generation of infrastructure, combining stablecoins with modern networks like Tempo, has the potential to completely transform how money moves globally." - Kirill Gertman, CEO of Conduit Be part of the new era of payments with Conduit. Conduit provides the infrastructure companies need to integrate stablecoin payments into real products, with a focus on stability, security, and compliance. With Tempo joining its ecosystem, Conduit is elevating the cross-border payment experience even further. If your company wants to operate globally with greater efficiency and predictability, its team is here to help. Contact its team and discover how to take your operations to the next level.

As the world of information goes digital, the world of money is taking things a bit slower. But that doesn’t mean that things aren’t heading in the same direction.Stablecoins, which have become a buzzword du jour for the traditional financial and payments space, are one potential vector of travel. Bank of America, for example, is reportedly eying its own stablecoin, as well as the creation of a separate coin issued by a banking consortia, pending U.S. regulation. “We have this pretty well understood … but the problem before was it wasn’t clear we were allowed to do it under the banking regulations,” Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan said at a recent conference. In another regulation-pending stablecoin move being considered, the Depository Trust Clearing Corporation (DTCC), which is responsible for the clearing and settlement of nearly all U.S