Arbitrum Sees $53M Daily Inflows as Payment Infrastructure Gains Traction
Arbitrum Sees $53M Daily Inflows as Payment Infrastructure Gains Traction
💰 Arbitrum's $53M surge
Arbitrum recorded $53M in net inflows over 24 hours, underscoring growing demand for neutral, deep liquidity in payment infrastructure.
Key metrics driving adoption:
- $7.8B+ stablecoin market cap on the network
- $74B+ in 30-day transfer volume
- 7.75M+ stablecoin holders
Payment companies are leveraging Arbitrum's infrastructure for cross-border operations. Rise has processed $340M+ in USDC/USDT payouts with near-zero fees and ~250ms settlement times. El Dorado serves 1M+ users in Latin America with 4M+ P2P transfers.
The platform recently demonstrated enterprise-grade capabilities by settling $3M in seconds with under $25 in total gas fees.
These inflows reflect broader infrastructure maturation as enterprises adopt onchain rails for payments, neobanking, and stablecoin operations.
In a world where legacy wires cost ~$20 and take hours–days, Arbitrum is emerging as the next-gen global payout rail. Here’s how @rise_pay benefits: - $0 fees - ~250ms settlement - Programmable flows Result: $340M+ in lifetime USDC/USDT withdrawals on Arbitrum.
$3M settled onto Arbitrum in seconds with total gas under 25¢ For enterprises, it shows the platform’s guarantees: fast settlement, near-zero costs and infra that scales with transaction size and volume Reliable execution makes real onchain payment operations possible
Casual $3M swap to @arbitrum. Arbitrum Everywhere.
Companies want cross-border payouts that are instant and low-cost We’re seeing this on Arbitrum today: @Rise_Pay has used it to handle $340M+ in USDC/USDT payouts As enterprises adopt onchain rails for payments, Arbitrum is emerging as a credible alternative to legacy networks
Read more how Rise is leveraging Arbitrum's Platform to power global payments at scale blog.arbitrum.io/rise-global-pa…
Payment apps are key drivers of stablecoin adoption across high-inflation markets El Dorado is doing this in LATAM via instant, low-cost USD access through USDT on Arbitrum With 1M+ users and 4M+ P2P transfers, @eldoradoio shows why payment apps scale on Arbitrum's platform
Global crypto payment companies want cross-border payouts that feel instant, predictable and low-friction Great to see @Fiat24Official reach 1.75M (1,286% YoY growth) in payout transaction activity
An overview of how on-chain payments are scaling in production: Fiat24 all-currency transactions grew 1,286% YoY in 2025 — from 126k to 1.75M monthly. Tokenized payments won’t stop growing as they meet real-world demand. Building on @Arbitrum made this possible —fast
Arbitrum pulling in $53M in 24H net inflows highlights the bigger picture: Neutral deep liquidity is essential for scaling payments, neobanks, on/off-ramps and stablecoin rails
📊 INSIGHT: Arbitrum leads 24H bridged flows with $53M net inflows. Ethereum and Hyperliquid saw $36.1M net outflows each.
Read more how Rise is leveraging Arbitrum's Platform to power global payments at scale blog.arbitrum.io/rise-global-pa…
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