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StableCorp

Launched this week

Stablecoin financial services for founders without borders

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Stablecoin financial services for founders without borders

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Founders outside the US earning in stablecoins have no compliant infrastructure behind them — banks freeze accounts, local taxes punish crypto income, and invoices have no legal entity to back them up. StableCorp fixes the full stack in 48hrs: Delaware C-Corp or Wyoming LLC, global banking, and compliant invoicing in USDC, EURC, USDT or fiat. Tax filings, compliance monitoring, and stablecoin-to-fiat reconciliation — automated. Build anywhere. Earn anywhere. Scale anywhere.

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Launch tags:Fintech•Crypto•YC Application

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Hey Product Hunters 👋 I'm Abhi — founder of StableCorp. I'll get straight to it. YC listed Stablecoin Financial Services as one of the top ideas they want to fund in Spring 2026. Here's why — and why we've been building the answer for the past year. If you're a founder/freelancer/creator outside the US getting paid in stablecoins, the financial infrastructure simply doesn't exist for you. Not in a "it's inconvenient" way — in a "the system is actively working against you" way: In India — the country ranked #1 globally for crypto adoption two years running — every crypto receipt is taxed at a flat 30%. No deductions. No offsets against losses. Just 30% off the top, regardless of your costs or margins. In Nigeria and West African countries bank account freezes, people rely heavily on P2Ps. On top of that: foreign crypto-linked transfers without a proper legal structure can trigger FEMA violations. Penalties up to 3x the transaction amount. Most founders find out too late.And everywhere: stablecoin invoices with no legal entity behind them offer zero protection if a client disappears. These aren't edge cases. This is the default experience for any founder outside the US trying to earn globally. That's what StableCorp is built to fix. We're not an LLC tool. We're a stablecoin financial services company — the compliance, banking, and invoicing stack that makes stablecoins a legitimate financial system for global founders. 🏢 US LLC in 48hrs — Wyoming or Delaware, EIN included. The legal entity that makes everything else possible. 🏦 Digital banking — ACH, SEPA + a stablecoin wallet that works across borders. 🧾 Compliant stablecoin invoicing — legal protection, tiered fees, and a clean off-ramp to local currency. ⚙️ Automated — tax filings, compliance monitoring, stablecoin-to-fiat reconciliation, We're applying to YC. A strong launch today is part of that story — it shows the problem is real and the demand is there. I'm here all day. One question for anyone reading: if you're a founder outside the US, how are you currently receiving stablecoin payments from international clients? What's your workaround right now? Thank you for being here 🙏 — Abhi, Founder @ StableCorp mystablecorp.xyz

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Non US founder - Handle International Payments

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I won a hackathon got some grants in USDC. I had to first transfer that money to Altitude, then transfer it to US bank account and then to my indian bank account. It took so much time and lost a lot in fees.

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