Lisk Ditches Blockchain for Fintech Platform

Lisk, a former $4 billion crypto project, has relaunched as a money operations platform for finance teams. The new Lisk merges bank and stablecoin balances in one workspace and targets multi-entity companies holding fiat and stablecoins side by side.

The platform puts accounts, payments, and approval rules in one workspace across entities and currencies. A bank transfer and a stablecoin deposit land as one balance, with businesses receiving virtual accounts with real bank details and able to pay out to external bank accounts.

Lisk does not become a bank; money moves through regulated providers, including Bridge, a Stripe company. The platform is free on its Professional plan through 2026, a sign Lisk is buying adoption before charging for it.