Alchemy Pay to launch stablecoin-focused blockchain in Q4 2025

Alchemy Pay has announced plans to establish a new blockchain specifically designed for stablecoin payments. 

Alchemy Pay said on June 19 that it will introduce Alchemy Chain, a blockchain designed for stablecoin payments, in the fourth quarter of 2025 (ach1.91%). The new network will make it easier to swap fiat-backed stablecoins locally and internationally. 

The move comes as momentum grows for stablecoin regulation in major markets. On June 18, the United States enacted the GENIUS Act, which established the country’s first full legal framework for fiat-backed stablecoins. Similar efforts have been taken in Hong Kong, Japan, and the European Union, with each adopting licensing systems, reserve standards, and clearer compliance norms for issuers.Based on these developments, stablecoins are no longer regarded as experimental tools, but rather as regulated financial infrastructure. Alchemy Pay’s blockchain will function as a central exchange for stablecoins. It will make it easier to swap jurisdiction-specific tokens such as EURC and MBRL with worldwide stablecoins such as Tether (USDT-0.02%) and USD Coin (USDC-0%). The platform’s purpose is to collect liquidity from multiple geographic regions while adhering to changing financial rules. It will give API interfaces to companies, developers, and payment providers. The network transaction fees will be paid with Alchemy Pay’s native ACH token. 

Soon after Alchemy Chain’s mainnet debut, the company intends to release its stablecoin. This would let it to expand its presence in the growing stablecoin industry, where its current fiat-crypto gateway services are now available in 173 countries and accept over 300 local payment methods. 

The launch follows many recent developments that underscore Alchemy Pay’s emphasis on regulated digital finance. On June 18, it collaborated with Ripple to provide fiat on-ramps for RLUSD, Ripple’s new stablecoin.

Just weeks ago, it integrated BitGo’s USD1 stablecoin and joined the xStocks Alliance, allowing fiat-based access to tokenised equities and exchange-traded funds. Alchemy Pay has also expanded its regulatory presence in the United States, most recently securing its ninth Money Transmitter License in Arizona. 

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