Copperx
Copperx is a stablecoin payment platform offering payment gateways, financial accounts, global payouts, and corporate cards for businesses.
What is Copperx?
Copperx is a stablecoin payment platform built for global businesses. It provides a stablecoin payment gateway that lets businesses accept payments via links, invoices, and APIs. Beyond payment acceptance, Copperx offers stablecoin financial accounts in USD, EUR, and AED with a global Visa card, enabling businesses to send and spend anywhere. The platform supports global payouts and is designed for companies that need cross-border payment infrastructure without requiring a US base. Copperx is trusted by partners and customers looking to streamline stablecoin-based commerce with a single integrated platform.
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