Rumble Inc has expanded its cryptocurrency payment infrastructure by integrating Tether’s USA stablecoin into its non custodial Rumble Wallet. The move allows creators on the video sharing platform to receive payments in a U.S. dollar backed digital asset, further strengthening the company’s push toward direct crypto based monetization.
The newly supported stablecoin, branded as USA, is designed to maintain a one to one peg with the U.S. dollar. With this addition, Rumble Wallet now supports multiple digital assets including USDT, Tether Gold, and Bitcoin. The company stated that the integration aims to give content creators faster and more direct access to earnings without relying on traditional banks, payment processors, or advertising intermediaries.
Rumble Wallet operates as a non custodial solution, meaning users retain control over their private keys and digital assets. The wallet is built using the Tether Wallet Development Kit, enabling on chain transfers and self custody features. By incorporating USA stablecoin support, the platform seeks to provide a stable digital settlement option that reduces volatility exposure compared to traditional cryptocurrencies.
Chief Executive Officer Chris Pavlovski said the integration enables creators to be paid in stable digital currency without delays caused by conventional financial systems. The model is designed to streamline creator monetization by removing third party friction and allowing near instant global transfers.
Tether Chief Executive Officer Paolo Ardoino stated that the collaboration would give creators access to digital dollars that can be owned, transferred, and used on chain without dependence on centralized financial infrastructure. The addition aligns with broader industry trends where digital platforms are exploring stablecoin based payments to facilitate cross border transactions and alternative revenue models.
Rumble, listed on Nasdaq under the ticker RUM, positions itself as a technology platform offering video sharing, cloud, and artificial intelligence services. The company’s stock recently traded at 5.77 dollars, reflecting a decline year to date and over the past twelve months. Financial data indicates that Rumble maintains a strong liquidity position with cash exceeding debt and a current ratio above six, suggesting the company holds substantially more liquid assets than short term liabilities.
The integration comes at a time when content platforms are evaluating blockchain infrastructure to diversify monetization channels. Stablecoins in particular have become a preferred payment rail due to their price stability and compatibility with digital wallets.
By adding USA stablecoin support, Rumble joins a growing number of technology firms embedding digital dollar infrastructure directly into user facing applications. The development underscores continued momentum in stablecoin adoption beyond trading venues and into creator economy ecosystems where speed, ownership, and global accessibility are increasingly prioritized.
