Owlting Group (NASDAQ: OWLS) and Decaf Open U.S. Dollar Accounts Beyond the United States on OwlPay Harbor
Key Highlights
- ➤Decaf opens U.S. dollar accounts to eligible companies incorporated outside the United States
- ➤OwlPay Harbor processes Decaf Business payments, generating fees on partner-platform volume
- ➤Decaf reported US$48 million in monthly payment volume
- ➤Owlting expands U.S. payment operations to 43 states
- ➤Owlting targets over US$1 billion cumulative OwlPay volume by end-2026
Expert Statements
Rick Martin, CEO of Decaf
“An exporter in Colombia and an aid organization working in a conflict zone have the same problem: getting dollars where they need to go, on time, through systems that were never designed to work together.”
Rick Martin, CEO of Decaf
“Stablecoins solved the movement of money years ago. What was still missing is licensed access to the dollar itself, and that is what we can now put in our customers' hands.”
Darren Wang, Founder and CEO of Owlting Group
“Infrastructure proves itself when other people build their products on it.”
Darren Wang, Founder and CEO of Owlting Group
“The economics are different from selling accounts one at a time: every corridor we add reaches a partner’s whole customer base at once. We expect more platforms to follow.”
ARLINGTON, Va., Oct. 14, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Owlting Group (NASDAQ: OWLS) ("Owlting" or the "Company"), the operating brand of OBOOK Holdings Inc., a global fintech company building regulated payment infrastructure, today announced that Decaf, a global financial platform that makes stablecoins usable for everyday business payments, has embedded OwlPay Harbor(1) as regulated payment infrastructure behind Decaf Business, its global business account platform, and is now opening U.S. dollar account access to eligible companies and organizations incorporated outside the United States.
Those customers can hold a U.S. dollar account in their own name, fund it, and pay suppliers, employees and contractors in the United States, without first setting up a U.S. entity.
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