Las Vegas – October 15, 2026 -- MassPay reported a 510% year-over-year increase in third-quarter payout volume and a 112% rise in gross revenue, marking its third consecutive record quarter.
Volume growth accelerates every quarter while revenue growth rises
Payout volume grew 317% in Q1, 408% in Q2 and 510% in Q3, all measured against the prior-year period. Gross revenue growth rose from 98% in Q2 to 112% in Q3. The company said that as clients send more money through more corridors and rails, the model strengthens rather than thins.
CEO Ran Grushkowsky said clients are no longer testing the platform and are consolidating their money movement on it.
MassPay Collect launches in the US to bring funds in on the same platform
MassPay Collect went live in the US in Q3, letting businesses receive funds on the platform they already use for payouts. Europe, Canada and the UK are next on the roadmap.
Cash App payouts also went live in production, giving US payees access to one of the country's most widely used payment methods. A partnership with Bottomline embeds Paymode virtual card and Premium ACH into MassPay, adding vendor and partner payment options through a single integration.
Stablecoin rails from Circle and Coinbase continue to scale alongside traditional channels
MassPay brought stablecoin rails to production in Q2 through partnerships with Circle and Coinbase. Each payout is routed to the rail that is fastest, most cost-effective and most reliable for the payee. Examples cited include a bank account in Mexico, a mobile wallet in the Philippines and Cash App in the US.
Growth spans enterprises, marketplaces, gaming and workforce platforms
The company said demand comes from enterprises paying suppliers and vendors, marketplaces paying sellers, direct selling organizations paying distributors, gaming and creator platforms, and workforce and payroll platforms paying contractors and employees. MassPay operates in 180 countries through a single integration.
MassPay opened 2026 saying it would be "all about growth." With one quarter remaining, it has posted three consecutive record quarters and expanded from payouts into collections.