Meow builds with BVNK to give businesses global money accounts
There's no dominant global business banking fintech in the US right now. That's the gap Meow is filling.
Founded in 2021, the New York based company has built a $5B+ platform that lets companies – especially those with US headquarters and subsidiaries globally – operate from a single account and platform instead of juggling fragmented tools across the world.
But Meow's real insight came from watching their customer base.
"Crypto businesses tend to be ahead of the curve. They were using stablecoins before it got mainstream, they were experimenting with prediction markets on-chain before other apps adopted them. They're the alpha for what other businesses will be using in three to four years from now
– Brandon Arvanaghi, Meow's CEO and Co-Founder.
That early-adopter lens shaped how Meow built its platform. From the early days, they went agent-first. They were one of the first to let you form a business entirely from Claude or Gemini, and in that same prompt, open a business checking account and start accepting payments.
As Brandon explains: "I don't think in four or five years people are going to be logging into Meow.com. People are going to have their AI assistant handle everything for them in their lives. Business banking and invoicing – that's probably one of the first things to go away because nobody wants to deal with that."
Stablecoins fit naturally into that future, adds Brandon. Agents will need access to every financial rail – Fedwire, ACH, stablecoins, Swift. The intersection of agentic workflows, crypto rails, and B2B payments is rare, and Meow occupies it.
The challenge: Building one platform for all rails
To make that vision real required the right infrastructure partners. Meow sets a high bar, says Brandon. They wanted few partners – not many – who could enable the full stack for their customers: business checking, money accounts, stablecoin access, and crypto access.
Many platforms excel at one thing but Meow needed partners who could enable multiple primitives for global businesses, with native crypto support. That meant supporting not just USD, USDC and USDT wallets and seamless conversions, but also support for BTC, ETH, SOL – tokens their crypto-native customers were already asking for.
The solution: BVNK's Global Money Platform
Meow started building on BVNK in early 2026, embedding BVNK's global money platform to give its customers a single place for USD, stablecoin and crypto payments. No separate exchange accounts, or manual reconciliation loops.
A Meow customer opens the Meow interface they use daily, requests to sign up, accepts BVNK's terms, and they're live with a global money account in 24 hours on average. Behind the scenes, Meow passes KYB details via API.
For Meow customers, this enables two important use cases. Within Meow's bill pay and invoicing features, customers can now send and receive stablecoin payments to suppliers and business partners from their USD balance. BVNK handles the conversion and the payout or settlement back into their business account.
Second, it enables crypto send and receive. Meow’s crypto-forward customers can send and receive BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP directly from their Meow platform – no separate exchange wallet needed. The infrastructure that once required multiple tools now lives in one place.
Meow business clients signing up to BVNK services include multi-national startups, crypto-native businesses, mid-market SMBs and other sectors. These customers are transacting multiple times a week, and the volume continues to grow.
What’s next for Meow
The businesses experimenting with stablecoins today will be using them routinely in 2027, says Brandon. The ones building agent-first financial infrastructure now won't need to rebuild in three years. "Crypto companies are always the first to adopt what becomes standard," says Brandon. "We're just making sure we're built for that shift."
For Meow, the BVNK partnership accelerates that roadmap. One integration means one global money platform that works across USD, stablecoins, and crypto. Whether a business needs it operated manually or handed to an AI agent, the infrastructure is already there.
