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Rain

Infrastructure

Payments

Technology Company

New York, New York, USA

Founded 2021

Rain is building the global payments infrastructure for the stablecoin era.

Rain Technology Overview

Our technology makes it easy for companies—from fast-growing startups to global fintechs—to integrate stablecoins into their products, platforms, and payment flows. Whether they’re launching a credit card program, enabling cross-border payments, or embedding wallets, Rain builds the tools to do it fast, flexibly, and compliantly.

We’re built for the next generation of global finance. Our infrastructure combines the stability of trusted payment networks with the power of Web3—multi-chain support, 7-day-a-week settlement, and seamless stablecoin interoperability. We help companies unlock real-world use cases for digital assets without the regulatory headaches or crypto complexity.

Rain is a Visa Principal Member and is trusted by over 130 organizations worldwide. We’ve processed hundreds of millions of dollars in transactions across 150+ countries—and we’re just getting started.

If you’re excited about building the future of payments, we’re always looking for more Rainmakers to help us make money move—instantly, globally, and securely.

Frequently Asked Questions About Rain

Rain is an infrastructure company. Rain is building the global payments infrastructure for the stablecoin era.

Rain offers products and services in the cryptocurrency industry. Check their company profile for a full breakdown of their offerings, supported platforms, and key features.

Rain has been operating since 2021. You can verify their legitimacy through their official website and social media presence.

Rain operates in the infrastructure sector of the cryptocurrency industry. Compare Rain with other infrastructure companies on Crypto News Navigator to evaluate services, features, and reputation before making your decision.

Before using Rain, research their track record (operating since 2021), verify their regulatory compliance, read user reviews, and understand their fee structure. Never share your private keys with any service, and start with small amounts until you are comfortable with the platform.

Safety depends on multiple factors including regulatory compliance, security practices, and track record. Rain is based in New York, New York, USA, has been operating since 2021. Always enable two-factor authentication, use strong passwords, and never store large amounts on any third-party platform.

Rain is located in New York, New York, USA, in the North America region. They serve customers in Middle East.

Rain was founded in 2021. The company currently has 80 employees.

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