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Miracle Pay partners with onchain infrastructure provider zerohash

Posted in Top Stories on September 4, 2026

Miracle Pay, a merchant-facing payments solution, has announced a partnership with zerohash, a leading onchain infrastructure provider, giving U.S. merchants a seamless way to accept stablecoin payments. The integration accelerates a broader shift toward bringing digital assets into everyday commerce. From stablecoin-backed card programs to direct point-of-sale acceptance, onchain money is increasingly blending into familiar payment experiences, allowing consumers and businesses to transact without navigating underlying technical complexity. Miracle Pay owns the merchant-facing layer, handling onboarding and payment acceptance, so merchants can transact using onchain money. Behind that familiar front-end experience, zerohash powers the regulated and technical infrastructure underneath, spanning conversion, custody, liquidity, transaction monitoring and settlement. Funds move in near real-time, giving merchants a fast and flexible way to accept stablecoin payments.

“The U.S. market does not need another payment concept. It needs infrastructure that merchants can use with confidence,” said Hakan Törehan, CEO of Metaterra, MiraclePay’s parent company. “By combining Miracle Pay’s merchant access and product experience with zerohash’s regulated technology and settlement capabilities, we are creating an accelerated path from interest to real transaction activity. This is how blockchain becomes useful, as better infrastructure working quietly underneath commerce.”

“Merchants have spent years working within payment rails that weren’t built for the speed at which commerce moves today,” said Adam Tesan, Chief Revenue Officer at zerohash. “Stablecoins change that, settling near instantly through onchain infrastructure that’s fully regulated and built to scale. Partnering with Miracle Pay gives more merchants the speed and flexibility of onchain money, while keeping the experience seamless as payment options continue to expand.”

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