OwlTing’s Harbor Stablecoin Payment Volume Surges in First Half
OwlTing Group is building OwlPay as cross-border payment infrastructure for businesses, with OwlPay Harbor providing stablecoin-to-fiat conversion and settlement services. The operation sits at the center of efforts to move stablecoins beyond crypto trading and into commercial payments, where faster settlement and lower transfer costs may offer an alternative to traditional correspondent banking. Growth in enterprise revenue and processed volume is therefore a key measure of real-world adoption.
OwlTing said in its first-half 2026 financial report that cumulative payment volume across OwlPay exceeded $700 million, putting the platform on course toward a $1 billion target by year-end. OwlPay Harbor reached $160 million in annualized transaction processing volume after expanding for six consecutive months. The company said the momentum reflected strong business demand for cross-border stablecoin payments, fiat conversion and settlement infrastructure.
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The history behind this eventOwlPay Harbor’s July Payment Volume Jumps 107.6%
OwlTing Group’s OwlPay Harbor provides stablecoin-based cross-border payment and fiat off-ramp services for businesses, allowing companies to convert digital assets and deposit proceeds into local bank accounts. The platform’s expansion is significant as stablecoins gain traction in corporate settlement, offering an alternative infrastructure for moving funds across borders while connecting blockchain-based transfers with conventional banking systems.
OwlTing said OwlPay Harbor’s payment-processing volume rose 107.6% month on month in July 2026, marking a sixth consecutive month of growth. The number of enterprise customers reached 79. More than 90% of fund activity involved converting stablecoins into fiat currency for deposits into local bank accounts, with settlement completed through Circle Payments Network. The company did not disclose the total value of transactions processed during the month.
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