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Yuno becomes the first ai-native intelligence system for global payments to integrate Coinbase Payments Acceptance for One-Click Stablecoin Checkout. Merchants using Yuno can now enable stablecoin payments acceptance through Coinbase - with no additional development work - unlocking one-click stablecoin checkout for consumers worldwide. NEW YORK CITY, New York - October 5, 2026 - Yuno, AI-native intelligence system of global payments and financial services, today announced its partnership with Coinbase, the most trusted name in crypto, bringing stablecoin acceptance to merchants worldwide. The integration is complete and available globally to Yuno's rapidly expanding merchant base. Stablecoins are rapidly becoming part of everyday commerce: stablecoin transaction volume reached $10.2 trillion over the last 12 months, up 63 percent year over year. For consumers, particularly those in markets where card access is uneven or local currencies are volatile, digital currency is an increasingly preferred way to pay. For merchants, the challenge has been capturing that demand without rebuilding a payments stack tuned over years for performance, fraud, and acceptance. Yuno's integration with Coinbase removes that barrier entirely. Because Yuno has fully-integrated payment acceptance through Coinbase, merchants can enable one-click stablecoin checkout through their existing Yuno integration with no additional development required. Through the partnership, merchants on Yuno's platform gain: * Acceptance Uplift: Stablecoin payments as an additional option alongside cards, bank transfers, and local payment methods converting consumers who already hold digital currency and reducing lost sales in markets underserved by traditional payment rails. * Global Reach: Merchants wanting to expand quicker and want to offer an APM alternative to cards for ease of market entry and quicker settlement * One-Click Stablecoin Checkout With Zero Additional Dev Time: Merchants enable Coinbase Payments Acceptance directly through their existing Yuno integration - no new build required. * FasterSettlement: As fast as same-day settlement. The partnership is expected to deliver particular value in high-growth verticals where stablecoin demand is strongest including digital goods, gaming, travel, and cross-border commerce. The announcement marks the next step in Yuno's expansion of digital currency acceptance, following partnerships with Crypto.com, BVNK, and Triple-A earlier this year. As Coinbase's first global commerce orchestration partner, Yuno will help bring one-click stablecoin checkout to merchants worldwide. "Merchants shouldn't have to choose between staying ahead of how consumers want to pay and the stability of the payments infrastructure they've already built. By fully integrating with Coinbase we've made their entire offering available to our merchants with zero additional development work," said Juan Pablo Ortega, Co-founder and CEO, Yuno. "This is what being ahead of the curve looks like: not just adding crypto as a checkbox, but making the most trusted name in the space a native part of every merchant's payment stack." "Stablecoins are moving from the margins of commerce to the mainstream, and platforms like Yuno are how they reach merchants at scale," said Peter Shenk, Head of Infrastructure Sales, Coinbase. "Yuno's global reach across payment methods, PSPs, and acquirers makes it a natural partner to extend stablecoin acceptance to businesses around the world through a single integration." About Yuno. Yuno is the AI-native operating system of global payments and financial services, powering the financial infrastructure of enterprise merchants, banks, and wallets. Through one API, Yuno connects them to payins, payouts, fraud prevention, KYC/KYB, and stablecoins at global scale, so they can operate everywhere through a single integration. Agnostic by design, Yuno offers connectivity to 1,000+ payment methods and 460+ integrations in 190+ countries, optimizing acceptance rates, reducing costs, and strengthening security through specialized AI agents that learn from every transaction on the network. Global brands run their payments on Yuno, including McDonald's, NetEase Games, GoFundMe, inDrive, and Rappi. Banks, acquirers, PSPs, and wallets use Yuno to modernize their infrastructure without replacing core systems, and to prepare for the next generation of commerce, including agentic payments.

Yuno gives merchants more control at checkout by bringing multi-acquirer routing to in-store payments. Sep. 29, 2026, 09:00 AM * In-store and online payments now run on one AI-native omnichannel stack, with one ledger and one shared view of known customers. * POS Orchestration puts several acquirers and alternative payment methods (APMs) behind one compatible terminal, so merchants can choose who processes each sale, manage their merchant discount rate (MDR), and approve more sales. * Tap to Pay turns a compatible Android phone or iPhone into a card reader - no POS terminal needed. * Both products run on the same routing engine, vault, and ledger as Yuno's online payments, so merchants can start in-store only or run both channels as one. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Yuno, the AI-native intelligence system of global payments and financial services, powering the financial infrastructure of enterprise merchants, banks, and wallets, today launched In-Person Payments, bringing routing, approval increase, and reconciliation to the physical point of sale. The offering gives merchants more control via one connection for multi-acquirer routing across compatible terminals and Tap to Pay acceptance on mobile devices. Yuno merchants are now able to bring online and in-person payments into one omnichannel platform. Most physical terminals remain tied to a single acquirer, limiting a merchant's ability to route transactions based on cost, approval performance, or provider availability. That means each sale goes to whichever acquirer a given terminal was set up for, with no routing and no backup when a host fails. Yet physical systems are where most money moves. Only 15% of what consumers pay merchants goes through online channels, according to Worldpay's Global Payments Report 2025. The other 85%, about $37.8 trillion a year globally, still happens in person, which means online-only payment infrastructure leaves most of a merchant's revenue unoptimized. In-store payments also tend to sit in separate reporting and reconciliation systems, distinct from those used for online commerce. With Yuno's new in-person payments offering, merchants can bring their supported online and in-store payments onto a single omnichannel platform. Yuno's POS Orchestration puts several acquirers behind one terminal. Each sale is routed according to the merchant's own priorities for cost, approval and availability, and if an acquirer goes down, the sale can automatically be routed through another. Routing volume across connected acquirers, based on agreed pricing and performance, gives merchants more control over their merchant discount rates. Yuno's solution works on the compatible terminals that merchants and banks already own, and beyond cards, lets merchants accept APMs at the terminal, the same methods their customers already use online. Merchants will manage online and in-store transactions through one integration, with unified omnichannel reporting and reconciliation. "The terminal should not dictate the payment provider. The merchant should," said Juan Pablo Ortega, co-founder and CEO, Yuno. "In-person payments brings Yuno to the counter, so merchants can benefit from dynamic routing, keep selling when a provider goes down, and manage online and in-person payments through one platform. The physical checkout should be as flexible and dynamic as the online one." Online, a merchant knows who bought what. At the register, the same person often arrives anonymously. With in-store and online payments on one AI-native stack, merchants reconcile both channels in a single ledger and can link store purchases to known customers, building an omnichannel view of each buyer. For merchants without a terminal fleet, Yuno is also introducing Tap to Pay, which turns a compatible Android phone or iPhone into a card reader, with no POS terminal to buy or maintain. Banks and acquirers can offer it to the merchants they already serve, under their own brand, giving them a way to modernize their in-store experience. Transactions accepted on the phone will enter the same reconciliation environment as every other payment flow on Yuno. Yuno built both products with input from enterprise merchants and financial institutions to address their needs globally. In-Person Payments also brings Yuno's AI agents to the physical world: the Payment Concierge Agent, which learns from every transaction on the network, now optimizes routing and approval at the terminal - not just at the online checkout. The expansion allows customers that already manage online payments on Yuno to add physical acceptance without building or operating a separate system. Yuno will go deeper on the launch in a live webinar on October 15, 2026: In-Store and Online Payments as One Stack: Routing, Approval and Reconciliation. Register at https://landings.y.uno/in-person-payments-webinar. More on In-Person Payments at https://y.uno/en/product/in-person-payments. About Yuno Yuno is the AI-native intelligence system of global payments and financial services, powering the financial infrastructure of enterprise merchants, banks, and wallets. Through one API, Yuno connects them to payins, payouts, fraud prevention, KYC/KYB, and stablecoins at global scale, so they can operate everywhere through a single integration. Agnostic by design, Yuno offers connectivity to 1,000+ payment methods and 460+ integrations in 190+ countries, optimizing acceptance rates, reducing costs, and strengthening security through specialized AI agents that learn from every transaction on the network. Global brands run their payments on Yuno, including McDonald's, NetEase Games, GoFundMe, inDrive, and Rappi. Banks, acquirers, PSPs, and wallets use Yuno to modernize their infrastructure without replacing core systems, and to prepare for the next generation of commerce, including agentic payments. Media Contact Kate Gundry [email protected] 617-797-5174 Markets Insider and Business Insider Editorial Teams were not involved in the creation of this post. Sponsored Financial Content

Yuno partners with Cyclops to become first AI-native orchestrator offering global stablecoin payments. Stay updated with real-time coverage of global trade developments, policy changes, and market movements affecting international commerce. 2 live stories 24/7 coverage Expert analysis * Mizuho Bank and the International Finance Corporation announced a US$1 billion risk-sharing facility to expand access to supply chain finance for suppliers and distributors in Asia-Pacific markets. * The partnership was formalised at Sibos 2026 in Miami, combining IFC's development finance expertise with Mizuho's international trade finance platform and global corporate client network. * Over the next three years, IFC will provide up to US$500 million in risk-sharing for supply chain finance instruments, including payables finance, receivables financing, and pre-shipment financing programmes. * The facility is designed to address working capital constraints faced by small and medium-sized enterprises in Asia-Pacific, enabling businesses to obtain financing linked to the credit strength of their buyers. * The facility was structured through IFC's Global Supply Chain Finance programme, which has supported over US$3.8 billion in supplier finance transactions since its launch in 2023. * Supply chain finance allows eligible suppliers to receive earlier payment on approved invoices, reducing the gap between delivering goods or services and receiving payment whilst supporting inventory purchases and business continuity. 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Devanshee Dave Cross-Border Payments Digital Assets Digital Payments Channels Payment Processors Stablecoins Europe and Central Asia North America * Yuno, an AI-native commerce intelligence system, partnered with Cyclops to bring stablecoin payments and settlement capabilities to its financial institutions and merchants. * The partnership enables Yuno's customers to leverage stablecoin capabilities across settlement, payins, payouts, and treasury use cases without building new integrations. * Customers can access stablecoin capabilities through the same single integration used for traditional payment methods on Yuno's platform. * The partnership addresses growing merchant demand for stablecoins as a complement to traditional payment methods, particularly for businesses operating across multiple currencies and markets. * The collaboration focuses on reducing complexity by providing cost-effective, flexible payment infrastructure with unified access to both traditional and stablecoin payment rails. 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