As of late 2025, Blockradar, the wallet-as-a-service provider, has officially crossed the $300 million milestone in total transaction volume. This achievement highlights the platform’s rapid rise as a critical infrastructure layer for stablecoin payments in emerging markets.#### Blockradar’s 2025 Milestones
Throughout 2025, Blockradar has reached several major operational and strategic milestones:* $300 Million Transaction Volume: The platform now reports $305 million in total transaction volume, having processed nearly 500,000 transactions.
Wallet Issuance: Blockradar has successfully created and managed over 97,000 non-custodial wallets for its fintech partners.
Global Expansion: After exiting private beta in March 2025, the company quickly scaled to support over 100 fintechs across Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.
Circle Partnership: In August 2025, Blockradar became a “Day-One Partner” for the launch of the Circle ‘Gateway’ bridge, enabling streamlined USDC payments and automated cross-chain settlement for African businesses.
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Blockradar has been a frequent subject of coverage on BitKE, Africa’s leading blockchain news site, which has tracked its ascent throughout the year:* Crypto Valley Victory: In June 2025, BitKE featured Blockradar’s major win at the Crypto Valley Global Conference in Switzerland. As the sole African representative, Blockradar won the pitch competition and secured $1.2 million in soft commitment funding.
Stablecoin Infrastructure Leader: BitKE highlighted the importance of Blockradar’s “plug-and-play” API in solving the $USDC liquidity and remittance challenges facing African fintechs.
Industry Trends: The platform’s growth has been cited alongside major industry shifts, such as the total global stablecoin supply reaching all-time highs in 2025 and the rising institutional demand for digital dollar rails in emerging markets.
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Blockradar’s infrastructure allows fintechs to offer stablecoin products – such as cross-border B2B payments, on/off ramps, and non-custodial savings – without needing internal blockchain engineering teams. By hitting the $300 million mark, Blockradar has demonstrated that stablecoin-based financial services are no longer experimental but are becoming a primary rail for global commerce in 2025.
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2025 RECAP | Africa-Founded Stablecoin Startup, Blockradar, Crosses $300 Million in Transaction Volume With ~100,000 Wallets Created in 2025
As of late 2025, Blockradar, the wallet-as-a-service provider, has officially crossed the $300 million milestone in total transaction volume. This achievement highlights the platform’s rapid rise as a critical infrastructure layer for stablecoin payments in emerging markets.#### Blockradar’s 2025 Milestones
Throughout 2025, Blockradar has reached several major operational and strategic milestones:* $300 Million Transaction Volume: The platform now reports $305 million in total transaction volume, having processed nearly 500,000 transactions.
Blockradar has been a frequent subject of coverage on BitKE, Africa’s leading blockchain news site, which has tracked its ascent throughout the year:* Crypto Valley Victory: In June 2025, BitKE featured Blockradar’s major win at the Crypto Valley Global Conference in Switzerland. As the sole African representative, Blockradar won the pitch competition and secured $1.2 million in soft commitment funding.
Blockradar’s infrastructure allows fintechs to offer stablecoin products – such as cross-border B2B payments, on/off ramps, and non-custodial savings – without needing internal blockchain engineering teams. By hitting the $300 million mark, Blockradar has demonstrated that stablecoin-based financial services are no longer experimental but are becoming a primary rail for global commerce in 2025.