Stablecoin infrastructure company Yellow Card has been named a finalist in the Diamond category of the 2026 Money Awards, hosted by financial technology conference organizer Money20/20.
Yellow Card was named alongside fintech companies including TerraPay, Bangladesh-based bKash and Abu Dhabi-based Wio Bank in the awards’ highest category.
The company won the Grand Prix in the payments category at the inaugural Money Awards in 2025.
“We’ve moved past proving the value of stablecoins. The next chapter is about scale, making sure this technology is part of how businesses, banks, and financial institutions move money across global markets,” Yellow Card co-founder and CEO Chris Maurice said.
The nomination comes after a year of expansion for the company.
In June, Yellow Card was named to Fortune’s inaugural Crypto Innovators list. The company has also raised $40 million in strategic funding, expanded its operations in Latin America, Asia-Pacific and North America, and established a regulated presence in Switzerland.
Yellow Card provides infrastructure for banks, fintech companies and multinational businesses to access U.S. dollars, manage treasury and move money across borders.
The company supports more than 50 currencies and counts Visa and Western Union among its customers, according to Yellow Card.
“The best infrastructure is often the infrastructure you don’t have to think about. We’ve spent years building technology that takes the complexity out of moving money across very different markets while remaining reliable, secure, and scalable,” co-founder and Chief Technology Officer Justin Poiroux said.
The Money Awards ceremony will take place in Las Vegas on Oct. 18 as part of Money20/20 USA.