Anyflo exits stealth, buys Native to streamline stablecoin payments

Anyflo, a provider that coordinates stablecoin payments for business clients, has stepped out of stealth mode. The company also disclosed that it has purchased Native, a platform focused on bitcoin lending. The combination links stablecoin payment infrastructure with crypto lending capabilities.

Enterprises turning to stablecoins for cross-border transfers and treasury operations often encounter fragmented rails, varying compliance standards, and multiple blockchain networks. An orchestration layer aims to reduce that complexity by connecting payment flows, custody, and settlement into a unified service. Anyflo is positioning itself in that emerging segment.

The acquisition of Native adds bitcoin lending to Anyflo's scope. That suggests the combined business may seek to serve corporate clients that want both payment efficiency and access to crypto-based credit. Stablecoin adoption among institutions has grown, but lenders and payment firms still face regulatory scrutiny and operational risk.

Anyflo's emergence reflects broader competition in crypto infrastructure, where startups are trying to become the connective tissue between traditional finance and digital assets. By acquiring Native rather than building lending capabilities from scratch, Anyflo gains an existing platform. The company has not shared further details about its roadmap, leadership, or funding.