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Story: COINPAYMENTS Brings Stablecoin Checkout to $25B duPont REGISTRY Luxury Car Marketplace

By Steven Anderson

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COINPAYMENTS Returns to U.S. Market. COINPAYMENTS came back to the U.S. market in late 2025.

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Rollout Starts in Coming Months. The payment integration will roll out over the next few months.

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COINPAYMENTS just locked down a deal with duPont REGISTRY Group. The two companies want stablecoins to work for buying high-end cars.

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duPont REGISTRY lists over 120,000 luxury vehicles every year. Total inventory sits north of $25 billion.

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The luxury automotive sector is part of the broader $1.2 trillion U.S. automotive industry. Payment processing in that world can be pretty clunky. Wire transfers take time.

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COINPAYMENTS came back to the U.S. market in late 2025. The company hired Stacy Belf as Head of Sales for North America around that time.

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The company's digital payment infrastructure already handles crypto transactions globally. Adding duPont REGISTRY's massive inventory gives them a foothold in a market segment…

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Stablecoin adoption across the luxury sector has been growing. Buyers like the speed. Sellers like avoiding chargebacks.

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The payment integration will roll out over the next few months. Initial phase covers stablecoin transactions across select marketplace listings.

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Additional capabilities will come in phases after that. The companies didn't spell out what those future features look like, but it's safe to assume they'll expand beyond…

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More context: Meta Rolls Out Stablecoin Payouts for Creators in Philippines and Colombia

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The phased approach makes sense. You don't want to blow up a $25 billion marketplace by rushing a full-scale crypto integration.

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Both companies are banking on a demographic shift. High-net-worth individuals who made money in crypto want to use those assets for real-world purchases.

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duPont REGISTRY has been investing in technology and data-driven capabilities for a while now. The COINPAYMENTS partnership is part of that broader strategy.

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The integration could also attract sellers who prefer crypto settlement. Dealers and private sellers might find it easier to receive stablecoins than deal with traditional…

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