Blockradar
Blockradar is a financial technology company that provides non-custodial Wallet as a Service (WaaS) infrastructure for other fintech companies. [1] Its platform is designed to simplify the integration of stablecoin transactions into existing financial products through a developer-centric, API-driven approach. [2]
The company's mission is to make enterprise-grade stablecoin wallet infrastructure accessible to fintechs globally, aiming to serve as the underlying engine for interoperable and accessible financial services. [3]
History
Founded by Abdulfatai Suleiman, Blockradar was officially introduced on June 4, 2024, as a non-custodial wallet infrastructure provider for stablecoins. Following its introduction, the company operated a six-month private beta with fintech companies in Africa and other regions. The platform launched globally for all fintechs on March 4, 2025. [1]
Shortly after its public launch, Blockradar began to gain industry recognition. On June 5, 2025, the company won first place in the pitch competition at the Crypto Valley Conference (CVConf) in Switzerland. By June 24, 2025, Blockradar announced that it had processed over $100 million in Total Onchain Volume (TOV) through its platform. [1]
The company continued to form strategic partnerships throughout 2025. On August 19, 2025, Blockradar was announced as a "Day 1 partner" for Circle's Gateway product, an integration aimed at addressing wallet and chain fragmentation for stablecoin users. Later that year, on October 30, 2025, the project was selected as a "Day One Architect" and an early developer for the Arc public testnet, allowing it to build on the network from its early stages. In a year-end review on December 22, 2025, the company stated that its primary focus for the year had been the development of reliable stablecoin infrastructure for its clients. [1]
Technology and Infrastructure
Blockradar's core product is a Wallet as a Service (WaaS) solution that operates on a non-custodial basis, meaning the company does not hold or control its clients' or their end-users' funds. [1]
The infrastructure is designed to be blockchain-agnostic, allowing for flexibility across different networks. Clients can implement the service in two ways: as an "Abstracted" solution that is fully managed by Blockradar for minimal technical integration, or as a "Fully Integrated" solution embedded into a client's existing technology stack via APIs for greater control. [2]
Key Features
Blockradar's platform includes several features designed to manage stablecoin operations, streamline user experience, and ensure compliance.
Wallet and Treasury Management
The infrastructure provides individual, multi-chain wallet addresses for each of a client's customers. It includes tools for optimizing treasury operations, such as a secure process for automatically sweeping funds from individual customer wallets to a central master wallet. The system also features automated settlement processes to streamline financial operations for the client. [3]
Transaction and Payment Features
A key feature of the platform is its support for "Gasless Transactions," where Blockradar sponsors the network fees (gas) required for blockchain transactions.
This creates a more seamless experience for the end-user, who does not need to hold a native network token to transact. The platform is omni-chain and multi-asset, allowing users to hold, transfer, swap, and bridge stablecoins across multiple blockchains from a single interface. [2]
For merchants and businesses, Blockradar provides checkout infrastructure to accept stablecoin payments. This can be implemented through pre-built, branded checkout flows or by generating payment links via an API. The platform has built-in functionality for users to instantly swap between different stablecoins, such as USDC for USDT, and bridge them across various supported blockchains. [2]
Compliance and Monitoring
The service integrates compliance features to meet regulatory requirements. It performs real-time Anti-Money Laundering (AML) screening by automatically checking wallets against OFAC sanctions lists and other AML watchlists.
The system is also designed to detect transactions that involve known blacklisted wallets. For operational oversight, the platform has automated monitoring of transactions and provides automated notifications related to account and transaction activity. [2] [3]
Developer Focus and Supported Assets
Blockradar is heavily focused on developers, providing comprehensive API documentation and code examples in multiple programming languages, including cURL, Python, JavaScript, PHP, Go, and Java. The platform supports a range of major stablecoins, including:
- Tether (USDT)
- USD Coin (USDC)
- cNGN
- Binance USD (BUSD)
- IDRX
- Euro Coin (EURC)
- Dai (DAI)
This technical information is detailed in the company's product and about pages. [2] [3]
Partnerships and Integrations
Blockradar has established partnerships with key players in the blockchain and stablecoin ecosystem.
Circle
On August 19, 2025, Blockradar was named a "Day 1 partner" for the launch of Circle's Gateway product. This integration was focused on solving issues of "wallet and chain fragmentation," aiming to streamline the user experience for processing stablecoin transactions across different blockchains by consolidating various processes into a single platform. [1]
Arc Testnet
On October 30, 2025, Blockradar was selected to be a "Day One Architect" for the Arc public testnet. This role designated the company as an early developer on the network, granting it early access to build and integrate its infrastructure. [1]
Use Cases
Blockradar's infrastructure is designed for fintech companies, including savings platforms, cross-border payment providers, and exchanges. The technology enables a variety of financial applications. [3]
- Cross-border B2B Payments: The platform is used to lower fees and accelerate settlement times for international business-to-business transactions.
- Global Remittances: It facilitates faster and lower-cost cross-border money transfers for individuals.
- Stablecoin On/Off Ramps: Blockradar provides the core infrastructure for services that convert fiat currencies into stablecoins and vice versa.
- Borderless Banking: The technology allows fintechs to offer their customers multi-currency accounts powered by stablecoins for instant, low-fee international payments.
- Investments and Savings: It enables the creation of financial products that give users access to USD-backed, interest-bearing accounts through stablecoins.
- E-commerce and Invoicing: The checkout tools and API allow businesses to process invoice payments and accept online payments for goods and services using stablecoins.
These applications are highlighted across Blockradar's main website and about page. [2] [3]
Awards and Recognition
On June 5, 2025, Blockradar was awarded first place in the pitch competition at the Crypto Valley Conference (CVConf) held in Switzerland. [1]
Corporate Information
Blockradar operates under the legal name Blockradar LLC and is headquartered at 31 Continental Dr Suite 305, Newark, DE 19713, US.
The company's stated vision is to be the "invisible engine" for a future of financial services that are interoperable, accessible, secure, and not limited by borders or outdated systems. [3]
