Reimagining global payments: How Reveel is simplifying stablecoin transactions across chains

Sam kamani

September 4, 2025

In this episode of Web3 with Sam Kamani, I sit down with Adrien Stern, founder of Reveel, to explore how his team is tackling one of crypto’s most persistent pain points: fragmented payments. With a vision to simplify stablecoin transactions across chains, wallets, and borders, Reveel already serves over 100,000 users and shows no signs of slowing down.

Adrien shares his transition from traditional finance to Web3, why today's crypto payment experience is broken, and how Reveel is building infrastructure that empowers users and developers to send any stablecoin on any network, globally.

The problem: Payments in crypto are fragmented

Stablecoins were supposed to make digital payments easier. But the reality? A messy tangle of incompatible chains, fragmented wallets, and confusing token standards.

Need to send $50 to a friend using USDT on Tron, but they only use USDC on Polygon? Good luck.

Reveel bridges this gap. Its multi-chain, multi-stablecoin payment rail lets you send funds from any stablecoin to any wallet, without worrying about what network or token the recipient uses. It’s intuitive, efficient, and finally makes crypto payments usable at scale.

Adrien’s journey and Reveel’s origin story

Adrien’s path to Web3 is rooted in traditional finance. His experience in institutional payments gave him a front-row seat to how inefficient and costly global remittances are — and how Web3 could fix them.

Reveel started with a simple question: How can we make stablecoin payments feel as seamless as sending an email? That question now powers a growing infrastructure stack aiming to become the go-to API for global crypto payments.

Solving real-world pain points

Even on this podcast, I’ve experienced the friction of trying to pay guests or contributors across chains. Reveel eliminates that complexity. You simply select the amount and wallet, and Reveel handles the cross-chain logic behind the scenes — swapping, bridging, and confirming the transaction.

This kind of abstraction is exactly what crypto needs to go mainstream.

Growth without hype

Despite launching less than a year ago, Reveel has already surpassed 100,000 users, driven largely by word of mouth and community trust. Adrien attributes their growth to focusing on real utility, not hype. Every product decision is informed by solving tangible problems, not chasing the latest trend.

And it’s working.

The stablecoin future: Multiplication or consolidation?

Adrien and I dove deep into the evolving stablecoin landscape. Will the market consolidate around a few dominant tokens like USDC and USDT? Or will we see a proliferation of branded stablecoins from giants like Walmart or Amazon?

Either way, Reveel is positioning itself as the infrastructure layer that connects them all — making cross-stablecoin payments effortless, regardless of what the future holds.

Challenges ahead

The team is not blind to the hurdles. Education remains a major barrier, especially for non-technical users. Regulatory uncertainty is also top of mind, as compliance standards for stablecoin transfers continue to evolve.

But Adrien is clear-eyed: the focus is on user experience first, with compliance and education baked into the core product design.

Final thoughts: Stripe for Web3?

If crypto payments are ever going to replace traditional rails, they need to be invisible — fast, cheap, and dead simple. Reveel is a strong step in that direction.

Much like Stripe abstracted away the complexity of card payments for developers, Reveel is doing the same for stablecoins. If they continue on this trajectory, they won’t just be solving crypto payments — they’ll be defining them.

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