Ten billion dollars of settlement liquidity, most of it invisible
$10B
in cross-border payment financing, cumulative
When someone sends money from the US to Kenya or the Philippines, the delay isn't technical. It's that the operator on the receiving end has to pre-fund accounts, or wait for correspondent banks to settle. That working capital problem is what decides whether a family gets money today or on Thursday.
Huma provides the liquidity that closes the gap, settling in USDC. In February 2026 it passed $10 billion in cumulative payment-financing volume. Its Solana-native version launched in April 2025 and did $4 billion in transactions within two weeks, with active wallets up 490%.
It is not a story that photographs well. It is the kind of infrastructure whose success looks like nothing happening: money simply arriving sooner than it used to.
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