Range recaps its 2025 achievements in building stablecoin payments infrastructure, highlighted by the launch of Faraday for real-time routing, screening, and compliance, and the Stablecoin Explorer for cross-chain observability. The company expanded support across ecosystems like Solana, Stellar, and others, while publishing in-depth research on stablecoin usage, including USDC on Stellar. Amid major hacks and regulatory shifts like MiCAR, Range positioned itself as a leader in proactive security and enforcement for maturing stablecoin rails.
In 2025, Range responded to crypto risks exemplified by the $1.5B Bybit hack by launching Faraday, a unified API for cross-chain stablecoin routing, risk screening, and programmable enforcement across networks like Solana, Ethereum, and more. They introduced the Stablecoin Explorer, providing end-to-end visibility for stablecoin transactions across chains and bridges, supporting assets like USDC, USDT, and new launches. Research reports covered euro stablecoins under MiCAR, USDC cross-chain movements via CCTP, Stellar's USDC usage with 252k daily transactions, onchain blacklisting, and UK regulatory proposals. Expansions included Solana security standards, multisig solutions, and integrations with Stellar, Polkadot, Cosmos IBC, XRPL, and others. These efforts addressed the shift of stablecoins into core financial infrastructure amid heightened security and compliance needs.
