Circle, INFINIOS Partner to Power USDC Payments Across the Middle East

Circle and INFINIOS partner to expand USDC, EURC, treasury, and embedded finance services across the Middle East.

Circle and INFINIOS have entered a strategic agreement to expand digital finance infrastructure across the Middle East.

The deal will allow INFINIOS to use Circle’s stablecoin and payment tools for business services.

The planned integration includes USDC, EURC, wallet solutions, supported digital assets, and API-based payment tools.

Together, both companies aim to support cross-border payments, treasury services, merchant settlement, and embedded finance.

INFINIOS to Use Circle’s Payment Infrastructure

INFINIOS plans to connect its platform with Circle’s financial infrastructure. This includes USDC, EURC, wallet services, and Onchain payment tools. 

The company will also use API-based services for payouts and treasury operations.

The integration is aimed at businesses and financial institutions across the region. It may help users move funds across markets with faster settlement. 

It may also support better access to digital payment services.

Circle’s tools are designed for stablecoin payments and digital asset transfers. Through this agreement, INFINIOS will add those tools to its own services. 

The companies said the work will support wider digital finance use across the Middle East.

USDC and EURC to Support Business Use Cases

USDC is expected to play a central role in the planned payment services. EURC will also support euro-based digital payments where needed. 

Both stablecoins are used to move value through blockchain networks. The partnership covers several business and institutional use cases. 

These include cross-border payments, treasury management, liquidity support, and platform payouts. It also covers merchant settlement and tokenized financial services.

The companies also pointed to compliance as part of the agreement. The work will follow KYC, AML/CFT, and data protection standards. These checks are needed for regulated firms using digital payment tools.

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Executives Cite Rising Demand in the Middle East

In a recent press release, INFINIOS Chief Executive Officer Sherif Abdelsalam called the partnership a defining moment for the company, saying the agreement combines INFINIOS’ market knowledge with Circle’s technology to support compliant and scalable finance infrastructure.

Circle’s Middle East and Africa Managing Director, Dr. Saeeda Jaffar, also commented on the deal. 

She said demand for modern finance tools is rising across the Middle East. Businesses want faster and more connected ways to move value globally.

The agreement gives Circle another partner for stablecoin  services in the region. 

It also gives INFINIOS more tools for payments, treasury, and embedded finance. The rollout will depend on client demand, technical work, and local rules.

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