DECTA, a global payment technology company, has partnered with OpenPayd, a financial infrastructure provider, to enhance its international treasury settlement capabilities. The arrangement, announced on 11 August 2026, will give DECTA access to regulated fiat infrastructure, over-the-counter conversion tools, and hybrid payment setups designed to streamline treasury management across its operations.
- DECTA operational scope: Serves hundreds of companies across 32 countries
- OpenPayd annual volume: $280 billion processed for over 1,200 businesses
- Service scope: Proprietary treasury activity only; excludes customer-facing crypto and FX services
- DECTA offices: Ireland, Cyprus, UK, and Latvia
The partnership reflects growing institutional adoption of stablecoins for liquidity management and cross-border settlement. OpenPayd’s rails-agnostic platform integrates traditional finance and digital asset capabilities through a single API, enabling real-time money movement across fiat and digital assets. The move allows DECTA to optimize liquidity management and improve operational settlement speed while maintaining regulatory compliance and institutional controls.
Innovation is most valuable when it delivers a clear, practical benefit. For DECTA, that means using technology to make financial operations faster, simpler and more resilient.
Scott Dawson, CEO at DECTA UK, emphasized that the infrastructure upgrade addresses the company’s scaling needs while maintaining operational discipline. OpenPayd counts eToro, Kraken, OKX, and B2C2 among its clients, leveraging one of the market’s most comprehensive banking networks to support embedded accounts, Open Banking integration, and stablecoin on/off ramps.
Scott Dawson, CEO at DECTA UK. Source: LinkedIn
