Crypto payments jobs: engineering, product and data roles
1,283 open crypto payments roles at 75 companies in 61 countries: Product and design (194), Operations and people (167), Trading and finance (153), Data and AI (135). None of them states a citizenship or security-check demand. 17 mention relocation support.
circle.com · HQ: New York, United States · Financial Services · Crypto Payments · Blockchain Infrastructure · Stablecoins · 51-200 employees · Est. 2013 · Hiring 61, 15 new
HQ: New York, United States · Financial Services · Crypto Payments · Blockchain Infrastructure · Stablecoins · 51-200 employees · Est. 2013 · Hiring 61, 15 new
Circle is a New York-based financial technology company that issues the USDC and EURC stablecoins and builds payments and blockchain infrastructure for businesses, banks and developers. Founded in 2013 and listed on the New York Stock Exchange as Circle Internet Group, it also runs the Circle Payments Network, the Arc blockchain, the USYC tokenized fund, wallets and cross-chain transfer tools, with offices in San Francisco, Boston, London, Bengaluru, Taipei and São Paulo. Its openings span software, site reliability and security engineering, product management, data science, compliance and KYC, investor relations and accounting.
brale.xyz · HQ: Kansas City, United States · Financial Software & Embedded Finance · Stablecoins · 1-10 employees · Est. 2021 · Startup · Hiring 3, 1 new
HQ: Kansas City, United States · Financial Software & Embedded Finance · Stablecoins · 1-10 employees · Est. 2021 · Startup · Hiring 3, 1 new
Brale is a regulated stablecoin issuance platform that lets companies mint and manage their own digital dollars. It holds money transmitter licences and handles reserves, compliance and multi-chain deployment on behalf of issuers. Its customers include fintechs and asset managers launching branded tokens.
ripple.com · HQ: San Francisco, United States · Financial Software & Embedded Finance · Blockchain Infrastructure · Stablecoins · Crypto Payments · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 2012 · Trust A · Hiring 100, 18 new
HQ: San Francisco, United States · Financial Software & Embedded Finance · Blockchain Infrastructure · Stablecoins · Crypto Payments · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 2012 · Trust A · Hiring 100, 18 new
Ripple is an American company founded in 2012 that sells cross-border payment and custody infrastructure to financial institutions, built around the XRP Ledger and its associated digital asset. Its history is dominated by a five-year lawsuit from the Securities and Exchange Commission over whether XRP sales constituted unregistered securities offerings, which it largely won in 2023 and which ended in 2025, freeing it to expand in the United States. Headquartered in San Francisco, it has since acquired the prime brokerage Hidden Road and the stablecoin infrastructure firm Rail, and it issues the dollar stablecoin RLUSD.
felixpago.com · HQ: Miami, United States · Stablecoins · Money Transfer & Remittances · 11-50 employees · Est. 2021 · Startup · Trust A · Hiring 110, 33 new
HQ: Miami, United States · Stablecoins · Money Transfer & Remittances · 11-50 employees · Est. 2021 · Startup · Trust A · Hiring 110, 33 new
Félix Pago lets Latino migrants in the United States send remittances through WhatsApp, settling the transfers over stablecoin rails. Recipients collect funds in local currency at partner banks and cash points across Latin America. The company uses blockchain settlement to cut cost and delay without exposing users to crypto directly.
coinspaid.com · HQ: Tallinn, Estonia · Crypto Payments · 201-500 employees · Est. 2014 · Trust B · Hiring 34, 4 new
HQ: Tallinn, Estonia · Crypto Payments · 201-500 employees · Est. 2014 · Trust B · Hiring 34, 4 new
CoinsPaid is a crypto payment processor handling deposits, payouts and settlement for online merchants. It provides wallets, invoicing and automatic conversion to fiat, with a large share of volume from gaming and e-commerce clients. The company operates under Estonian and European licensing.
Companies whose main business is blockchain or crypto - exchanges, DeFi protocols, layer 1 and layer 2 networks, wallets and custody, stablecoins and crypto payments, tokenization, on-chain analytics and security, mining and staking, Web3 games - and their every role, from engineering to compliance and trading - and the roles of any employer whose title or stack names crypto work: the digital-assets desk of a bank, the stablecoin team of a card network.
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