As blockchain technology drives down the cost of cross-border payments, stablecoin companies are pivoting to new revenue streams beyond mere transaction fees. At the Bitso Stablecoin Conference, Trace Finance CEO Bernardo Brites highlighted that while blockchain offers cheaper and faster transfers than traditional systems like Swift, the real opportunity lies in what these transfers enable. Trace Finance is launching a Brazilian real stablecoin to capitalize on Brazil's strict capital controls, aiming to expand global trading of the currency. Ezra Kebrab, founder of Caliza, emphasized the value in automating back-office functions such as reconciliation and compliance, as the cost of moving money approaches zero. Meanwhile, Rodrigo Coelho of Edge and Node is addressing compliance in agentic payments with a new product, Ampersand, which embeds compliance checks at the wallet level. Imran Ahmad of Bitso Business underscores the importance of regulatory infrastructure, liquidity, and payment ramps as key pillars for sustainable business models in the evolving stablecoin landscape.