Breez has updated its software development kit to allow applications to accept stablecoin payments from more than 30 different networks. The feature supports assets like USDT and USDC and enables transfers from chains including Ethereum, Base, Solana, and Tron.
The integration process allows developers to add payment functionality without managing nodes or liquidity. When a user initiates a transfer, the SDK generates a deposit address, and the Flashnet protocol handles the conversion in the background. Funds are then credited to the receiver's non-custodial wallet as bitcoin or dollars.
This update follows the release of a stablecoin sending feature in June, which enabled bidirectional transfers across various networks. Breez continues to expand its toolkit, which already includes passkey authentication, instant onboarding, and dollar-denominated balances.
In July, the company announced a partnership with Turnkey to help developers integrate non-custodial bitcoin wallets directly into their own server infrastructure. The company also maintains a reference application called Glow, which was launched in August to demonstrate the capabilities of the SDK.
