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Raenest says Raenest Exchange 2026 now supports USDC and USDT transfers, invoice payments by bank transfer, card or stablecoin, and new vault yields.
Raenest published a recap of Raenest Exchange 2026 describing new stablecoin and payment features. The company said users can now make USDC and USDT transfers. USDC and USDT are stablecoins, which are cryptocurrencies designed to track the value of a currency like the US dollar.
Raenest also described new payment options for invoices and payment links. It said customers can pay using bank transfer, card, or stablecoin payments through invoices and payment links.
The recap also covered “vault” yields. Raenest described vault yields of up to 16% APY on NGN and 7% on USD, USDC, and USDT. APY means annual percentage yield, which is the yearly rate of return.
For cards, Raenest said users can run up to four virtual cards at once.
For users who already use Raenest Exchange, the update adds more ways to move and accept stablecoins, and more ways to request payment using invoices and payment links.
It also puts more of the product in one place, including stablecoin transfers, invoice-based collections, and yield features. For teams managing spending, the option to run up to four virtual cards at once could help separate payments across projects or uses.
Raenest also notes on its site that it is a financial technology company, not a bank, and that banking services are provided by banking partners.
Primary Source: raenest.com
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