Unlimit has unveiled Stable.com, a decentralized and non-custodial platform designed to facilitate major stablecoin transactions. This new service acts as a conduit between decentralized finance (DeFi) and conventional banking systems, allowing users to exchange stablecoins such as USDC without incurring gas fees or commissions, all while maintaining complete ownership of their assets.
By leveraging its extensive global payments infrastructure, Stable.com offers seamless conversion of stablecoins into local currencies in over 150 countries and supports more than 1,000 payment options. This approach aims to resolve issues of fragmentation and custodial risk that have long affected the stablecoin landscape.
Stablecoins play a crucial role in the cryptocurrency sector, particularly for cross-border transactions and liquidity management. However, their adoption has been hampered by usability and interoperability challenges. Kirill Eves, CEO of Unlimit, described Stable.com as a natural extension of the U.S. dollar in international trade, with the goal of simplifying a market where stablecoin transactions surpass $20 trillion annually. Unlimit’s extensive experience—serving over a billion users over 14 years and maintaining a strong regulatory presence—sets it apart from other experimental projects in the industry.
The launch of Stable.com reflects a broader shift in the industry toward eliminating transaction fees for stablecoin transfers. For example, Mantle Network and Bybit have recently collaborated to enable cross-chain USDT0 transfers at no cost, utilizing LayerZero’s Omnichain Fungible Token (OFT) standard. USDT0 is designed to unify liquidity across different blockchains, removing the need for fragmented wrapped tokens and enabling efficient, institutional-grade asset transfers. This trend is further underscored by Tether’s $1 billion issuance of USDT on Ethereum in 2025, signaling increased institutional interest in stablecoins.
Experts observe that platforms like Stable.com and USDT0 are helping to overcome key obstacles in DeFi, such as scalability and liquidity. Bybit’s integration with Mantle Network, for instance, has established a centralized liquidity center for trading and portfolio management, while also enabling direct movement of assets between different blockchains. Despite these advancements, the sector still faces hurdles related to regulatory compliance and the balance between decentralization and centralized services. Unlimit’s emphasis on non-custodial transactions and adherence to global regulations may provide a blueprint for managing these complexities.
As stablecoins become increasingly central to digital financial systems, platforms like Unlimit’s Stable.com could transform the way users engage with both DeFi and traditional finance. With the advent of zero-fee trading and enhanced cross-chain functionality, stablecoins are set to play an even greater role in global commerce—potentially rivaling the influence of Bitcoin in the years ahead.