MassPay Records a Third Consecutive Quarter of Growth: Q3 Achieves 510% Increase in Payment Disbursements and 112% Increase in Revenue
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MassPay indicates that in the third quarter of 2026, its payment disbursement volume increased by 510% compared to the same period in 2025, and total revenue grew by 112% year-on-year, marking the third consecutive record-breaking quarter for the company. The company also stated that Q3 launched the American payment product MassPay Collect, launched Cash App payments, and expanded its American payment channels through cooperation with Bottomline.
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Global financial platforms completed the capital circulation loop in the third quarter, launched payments via MassPay Collect and Cash App, and expanded payment channels in the United States.

Las Vegas, October 15, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- MassPay is a global financial platform that connects businesses to local payment channels, stablecoins, mobile wallets, and real-time payment methods in 180 countries through a single integration. The company today announced record-breaking third-quarter results. Payment volumes increased by 510% compared to the third quarter of 2025, and total revenue grew by 112% year-on-year – this is the company's third consecutive record-breaking quarter.

The numbers behind the growth momentum

In the first quarter, payment volume increased by 317%, in the second quarter by 408%, and in the third quarter by 510%. Each quarter saw continued growth on the basis of the previous one, and the revenue growth rate also rose accordingly, from 98% in the second quarter to 112% in the third quarter. The company stated that this sends a clear signal: as customers transfer more funds through more channels and payment networks, this model becomes stronger, rather than weaker.

MassPay CEO Ran Grushkowsky stated: "Three consecutive record-breaking quarters are not a temporary trend, but a pattern. Our customers are no longer just testing us; they are integrating their businesses into our platform. When a company is willing to entrust more of their funds to us for management each quarter, growth naturally follows."

From payment to a complete closed-loop of capital flow

For companies that make payments around the world, a common issue is having to use one service provider for receiving payments, another for domestic payments, and yet another for cross-border payments. In addition, there are scattered contracts, back-end processes, and reconciliation procedures involved. MassPay indicates that in the third quarter, the company filled this gap.

  • MassPay Collect has been launched in the United States, enabling businesses to complete payments and collections on the same platform. Europe, Canada, and the United Kingdom are the next markets on the roadmap.
  • Cash App Payment has been officially deployed into the production environment, providing one of the fastest and most widely used payment methods in the US market for recipients.
  • The collaboration with Bottomline will integrate Paymode virtual cards with Premium ACH into MassPay, enabling customers to make payments to suppliers and partners in more ways through a single integration.

Grushkowsky added, "Each new capability is addressing the same question that customers have repeatedly asked: Can MassPay also handle this? In the third quarter, the answer to more such questions became yes. Capital inflows, capital outflows, domestic payments, cross-border payments—all on one platform, under one contract."

Created for all enterprises that require capital flow.

MassPay indicates that its growth comes from those industries where "fast and reliable payment to individuals and partners" is at the core of the business, including:

  • Enterprises that make payments to global suppliers, sellers, and partners
  • Market platforms that facilitate payments to cross-border sellers and service providers
  • Direct sales organizations that pay distributors in dozens of markets
  • Game platforms that pay players, creators, and partners
  • Creator platform where payment is made in the manner chosen by the creator and performer
  • Labor and payroll platform for making domestic and global payments to contractors and employees

The company stated that the common factor among these businesses is quite simple: the recipients of their payments—whether individuals or partners—are all essential to maintaining their operations. Any delay or failure in payment can damage trust. The job of MassPay is to ensure that such situations do not occur.

Built on the foundation launched in the second quarter

MassPay indicates that in the second quarter, the company continued to expand its stablecoin channels through cooperation with Circle and Coinbase, in addition to its traditional payment channels. For customers, the underlying logic remains unchanged: each payment is routed to the fastest, most cost-effective, and most reliable channel for the recipient, whether it's a bank account in Mexico, a mobile wallet in the Philippines, or a Cash App in the United States.

The first three quarters of a year of growth

MassPay indicates that the company announced at the beginning of 2026 that it would "focus entirely on growth" for that year. With only one quarter left, the company has set records for three consecutive quarters and has expanded from a simple payment business to a complete capital circulation loop.

Grushkowsky represents: "Behind every number is a person who receives their payment on time and in the way of their choice. This is the promise we are now scaling to fulfill."

About MassPay

MassPay indicates that the company focuses on 'ensuring that your employees and partners can receive payments anywhere.' MassPay is a global financial platform that enables enterprises to transfer funds instantly, in compliance with regulations, and on a large scale. Through an easily integrated API, MassPay connects businesses to local payment channels, stablecoins, mobile wallets, and real-time payment methods in 180 countries, including bank transfers, digital wallets, debit cards, cash withdrawals, and cryptocurrencies. The company claims that its platform has built-in compliance and KYC features, with no contract obligations, and there are no fees for failed transactions. Its services are aimed at market platforms, direct sales organizations, creator platforms, and any enterprise that requires reliable and scalable global payment capabilities.

Media contact:

Kris Conesa
C- Suite Media Strategies
Kristopher Conesa
[ email protected ]
305-975-5934

Message source: MassPay

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