Morph has launched Morph Payments, a non-custodial stablecoin payments platform that lets online businesses, freelancers and distributed organizations accept, send and track USDC and USDT payments while settling funds directly into wallets they control. The product includes invoices, payment links, a checkout page and a dashboard for monitoring incoming and outgoing transactions, and it does not require merchants to deposit assets with Morph. The company is pitching the service for cross-border payments and remote work, where stablecoin transfers may provide faster access to funds than traditional bank rails, though it did not disclose fees, transaction limits, supported jurisdictions, identity-verification requirements, wallet compatibility or audit details. The launch adds a user-facing product to Morph's earlier stablecoin infrastructure efforts, including its January partnership with Cobo under the Morph Payment Accelerator focused on institutional stablecoin activity on Morph's mainnet. Morph cited Visa data showing $10.2 trillion in adjusted stablecoin transaction volume over the previous 12 months, while its own April research estimated $33 trillion in total on-chain stablecoin volume during 2025 and projected more than $50 trillion in 2026. The rollout comes as U.S. stablecoin rules remain in implementation after President Donald Trump signed the GENIUS Act on July 18, 2025, with restrictions on non-permitted issuers set to begin in July 2028 and final regulations still incomplete.