Alchemy Pay has announced plans to launch Alchemy Chain, a new blockchain specifically designed for stablecoin payments. In a June 19 statement, the company revealed that the network is set to go live in the fourth quarter of 2025. Alchemy Chain will enable seamless transactions between local and international fiat-backed stablecoins.
Alchemy Pay has announced the upcoming launch of Alchemy Chain, a blockchain tailored specifically for stablecoin payments, set to go live in the fourth quarter of 2025. The move comes amid growing global momentum for stablecoin regulation, transforming them from experimental tools into recognized components of regulated financial infrastructure.
In the United States, the passage of the GENIUS Act on June 18 established the nation’s first comprehensive legal framework for fiat-backed stablecoins. Similar regulatory steps are underway in regions such as Hong Kong, Japan, and the European Union, where new licensing regimes, reserve requirements, and compliance standards are being implemented.
Against this backdrop, Alchemy Chain aims to become a central hub for stablecoin exchanges. It will support seamless, permissionless transactions between jurisdiction-specific tokens like EURC and MBRL, and global stablecoins such as Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC). The network will focus on aggregating liquidity across regions while remaining compliant with evolving financial regulations.
To support integration and adoption, the platform will provide API access for businesses, developers, and payment providers. All network fees will be paid using Alchemy Pay’s native ACH token.
Following the launch of Alchemy Chain’s mainnet, the company also plans to issue its own fiat-backed stablecoin, further expanding its presence in the stablecoin ecosystem. Currently, Alchemy Pay’s fiat-crypto gateway services operate in 173 countries and support over 300 local payment methods.
The launch reflects a broader push by Alchemy Pay toward regulated digital finance. On June 18, it partnered with Ripple to provide fiat on-ramps for Ripple’s upcoming stablecoin RLUSD. In recent weeks, the company also integrated USD1, a BitGo-backed stablecoin, and joined the xStocks Alliance to enable fiat-based access to tokenized stocks and ETFs. Additionally, Alchemy Pay strengthened its U.S. presence by securing its ninth Money Transmitter License, this time in Arizona.
