Crypto payment reconciliation just got a lot simpler. You can now export your Request Network payment data to CSV. Each export includes: → Payment details: references, dates, status and payment type → Amounts & currencies: requested, paid, received and expected amounts → Wallets: payer and recipient wallet information → Fees: payer, recipient and gas fees → Networks: source and destination chains for cross-chain payments → Transactions: transaction hashes and block explorer links → KYT checks: screening status, results and screened wallets If you’re executing batch transactions that include cross-chain transfers and swaps, Request Network's CSV export maps all payments to their underlying transaction hashes. Making the most complex crypto operations easy to reconcile. Cross-chain payments are covered too, with both the source and destination transaction data included. Now, Finance teams can match invoices to on-chain payments without manually digging through block explorers or maintaining a separate crypto subledger.

Most crypto treasuries already use @safe to protect their funds. Now they can use it to manage their payments too. With Request Network, organizations can get paid directly into their Safe Smart Account, keeping funds protected by the same multi-signature approval process they already trust. When it's time to pay, finance teams create a batch of payments and approve it once in Safe. Request Network takes that approval and initiates every payment in the batch, whether they're on the same chain or across multiple chains. The team approves one batch instead of approving every payment individually. Learn more: request.network/request-netw…

Three weeks ago, Request Network introduced its biggest upgrade since 2017 for accepting stablecoin payments. Today, we're expanding the protocol to support mass payouts.

Some conversations need a part two.🎙️🔥 @RequestNetwork 's CEO @tristanwallaert joins Un-Krypted with Kryptos for Episode 2 and this time, we're not holding back. On-chain payments.The centralisation wave nobody's calling out. The Request x Kryptos play that's been brewing and a lot more! 📍Live on X & LinkedIn. You're gonna want to be there. 👀⏰ @perforinatwts @kryptos_sky

Today, @RequestNetwork introduces a major upgrade for the iGaming industry: → 95% of global stablecoin reach through one integration → Cross-chain stablecoin payments → One-click gasless deposits → Built-in wallet screening powered by @HypernativeLabs Crypto payments finally work at scale.

📢 On Monday, we are announcing a new payment approach. Crypto payments in iGaming grew exponentially. The payment experience didn’t. Operators still rely on fragmented payment processors, custodial flows, cross-chain complexity, and unnecessary exposure to risky funds. #iGaming #CryptoPayments #Stablecoin

We're excited to share that @trippi_xyz is now using @RequestNetwork to manage expense reimbursements on its new platform. Trippi is an expense management tool for the digital assets industry. Receipt reading, event-level dashboards and budget tracking for every conference, hackathon and offsite. #Web3 #Stablecoins #CryptoPayments

@wtfdial is now using @RequestNetwork to bring crypto invoicing into wallet-native communication. Dial turns wallets into reachable identities for calls, rooms, chat, and broadcasts. With Request Network, payment requests can move directly inside that communication flow, from conversation, to invoice, to payment, to reconciliation. #Web3 #CryptoPayments #Stablecoins #RequestNetwork

Coinbase Commerce shuts down on March 31. We teamed up with @KryptosConnect to give you the full migration stack — payments + compliance, ready before the deadline. Start creating payment links in under 1 minute → request.network/coinbase-com… #CryptoPayments #CoinbaseCommerce

🚀 Excited to welcome @Blockscout to Request Network! They can now accept crypto & stablecoin payments globally, fully on-chain through our solution: • Direct wallet settlement • No payment providers • No custodial intermediaries This is how decentralized payments should work. @Joe_Omertali 👏 #Web3Payments #CryptoPayments #Stablecoins #CrossChain #RequestNetwork

Crypto was supposed to replace traditional payment rails, but years later, it still hasn't. I see four structural reasons why that rarely get discussed: 1. Attribution is broken. A wallet address doesn't tell you who paid or for what. The workaround is custody, which brings back the intermediaries crypto was meant to remove. 2. Pricing is distorted. PSPs bundle crypto alongside cards and price both to coexist. Crypto is overpriced. 3. Consumer fragmentation. In crypto funds are scattered across chains. Accepting crypto means managing payments across most chains and tokens. 4. Security is the payer's problem. Anyone paying in crypto is exposed to the risk without the possibility of chargeback, dispute, or reversal that traditional payment rails do. These aren't technology problems, but infrastructure problems [Continue reading]