Anchorage Digital Buys Routable to Add Corporate Payment Rails
Anchorage Digital bought Routable and said the company will operate under a new brand. The deal adds Routable’s business-to-business payment infrastructure to Anchorage Digital’s digital-asset services, and financial terms were not disclosed. Integrated stablecoin and tokenized deposit offerings are scheduled to roll out over the coming quarters.
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Corporate users and payment teams notice the change because Anchorage Digital is bringing Routable’s business-to-business payment infrastructure into its digital-asset services. That puts stablecoin and tokenized deposit offerings on a rollout path over the coming quarters, so the interface they use for payments is set to look different soon.
What changes in practice is that Routable now sits inside Anchorage Digital and is slated to run under a new brand. Financial terms were not disclosed, and the acquisition is described as adding payment rails rather than changing the basic fact that the service is aimed at corporate payments.
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