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About Inflow
Inflow is a global payment platform that helps businesses accept local payments without setting up local entities. It combines local payment methods like bank transfers and cards with stablecoin settlement (USDC/EURC), enabling merchants to receive funds in their own currency and pay out globally.
The core problem Inflow solves is the friction of cross-border payments: high fees, slow settlement, and the need for local infrastructure. By using stablecoins as the settlement layer, Inflow reduces costs and settlement time to near real-time, while allowing merchants to operate globally from day one.
Its competitive edge lies in the combination of local payment reach and stablecoin efficiency. Merchants can onboard quickly, accept payments in multiple regions, and manage payouts to banks or wallets. Inflow also plans to offer card issuance, letting businesses spend their balances directly.
In the past six months (March to September 2026), Inflow joined the Visa Accelerator Program, which supports its expansion into card issuance and deeper payment network integration. The company continued to grow through word-of-mouth across sectors like e-commerce, digital services, and cross-border trade, with a focus on emerging markets. No major negative events were reported during this period.
Over the past six months, Inflow has made significant strides in AI-agent-native payments and global infrastructure expansion.
In April 2026, Inflow launched its MCP Server, enabling AI agents to autonomously onboard, manage wallets, and execute payments. This positions Inflow as a critical payment layer for the emerging B2AI economy.
In May 2026, Inflow announced a partnership with Visa to implement Visa Intelligent Commerce, allowing AI agents to transact with trusted credentials across Visa's global network. This integration bridges stablecoin rails with traditional card infrastructure.
Inflow was also selected for the Visa Accelerator Program, which provides access to Visa's expertise in risk management, settlement infrastructure, and global card acceptance. This validates Inflow's approach and accelerates its roadmap.
Looking ahead, Inflow's stated priorities are: 1) Deepening the Visa Intelligent Commerce integration to enable agent-initiated transactions at scale; 2) Expanding its B2AI infrastructure to support more agent frameworks and use cases beyond payments; 3) Scaling its stablecoin settlement capabilities across more blockchain networks and fiat corridors; 4) Building out the policy-governed payments engine to give businesses granular control over agent spending. The company emphasizes that the convergence of card networks and stablecoin rails will define the next generation of global commerce, and Inflow aims to be the infrastructure layer enabling this transition.
Danny Ba - Co-Founder. Previously founding engineer at Intu (Web3 account protocol), software engineer at IN Groupe (digital identity). Education: Engineer's degree in Financial Technology from ESILV, Bachelor's in Computer Science from Sorbonne Université.
Hanafi Issahnane - Co-Founder. Background not fully disclosed in provided sources.