Rain, a global card issuing platform, has expanded its stablecoin payment capabilities by integrating three major blockchain networks: Solana, Tron, and Stellar. This move enhances Rain’s multi-chain infrastructure, enabling fintechs, neobanks, and digital wallets to issue Visa cards powered by stablecoins across six blockchains, now including these additions alongside Arbitrum, Optimism, and Polygon.
Solana integration offers high-speed and low-cost transactions, ideal for daily purchases and microtransactions. Neobank KAST is among the partners launching stablecoin-powered cards using Solana's scalable infrastructure, allowing users real-time wallet control during spending.
Tron integration focuses on expanding stablecoin payments in emerging markets like Latin America, where stablecoins dominate. Fintech firm Offramp leverages Tron support to enable its users to spend stablecoins at over 150 million Visa-accepting merchants, providing greater financial access and reducing reliance on volatile local currencies.
Stellar integration targets remittances and cross-border payments, offering low-cost and efficient transfers that bypass traditional banking intermediaries. Platforms can now issue branded cards backed by Stellar wallets and stablecoin reserves, enabling instant international money movement and expanding blockchain's real-world utility.
This expansion follows a recent $24.5 million Series A funding round aimed at fueling Rain’s global scaling and partner onboarding. Rain remains the only Visa Principal Member offering direct multi-chain card issuance with support for both custodial and non-custodial wallets. The integrations collectively improve stablecoin accessibility, real-world usability, and the efficiency of global payment systems.