Crypto infrastructure company Zerohash has implemented support for the Monad blockchain along with the USDC stablecoin on Monad.
This support is aimed at increasing USDC stablecoin adoption to make seamless payments a reality on the Layer 1 network.
Upon the integration, prediction market leader Kalshi, HR platform Gusto, and trading app Public can now roll out powerful USDC stablecoin-powered payment features.
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Zerohash is able to deliver real-time account funding, smooth cross-border transfers, efficient B2B settlements, and thriving on-chain commerce.
Monad joins a growing list of blockchains Zerohash already powers, and USDC stablecoin on Monad slots right in alongside other popular stable options.
Raj Parekh, who leads stablecoins and payments at the Monad Foundation, highlighted that Monad delivers lightning-fast, solid performance with near-instant finality, which is needed to scale stablecoin usage for everyday payments and beyond.
Mark Daly, Zerohash’s Chief Business Officer, shared that Ethereum and its ecosystem still dominate stablecoin volume on their platform. But activity is heating up fast across other Layer 1s and Layer 2s as USDC stablecoin goes deeper into real-world payments and settlements.
Daly also pointed to performance, liquidity, low costs, and ecosystem momentum. Zerohash plans to add more stablecoins to Monad whenever strong options emerge.
Another report last month said Zerohash is in talks to raise another $250 million at a $1.5 billion valuation after the company pulled out of acquisition talks with Mastercard.
Since launching in 2017, Zerohash has grown to around 200 team members spread across New York, Chicago, North Carolina, and Amsterdam.
This latest step with Monad and USDC stablecoin feels like another smart play in Zerohash’s push to make digital dollars work harder for everyone.
