Fuse
Founded 2019 · 15 employees on LinkedIn · 3 known investors
Fuse is an EVM-compatible, proof-of-stake blockchain network and developer stack for launching wallets, payment apps, and DeFi products, including onchain payments for AI agents via x402, MPP, and MCP. Its open-source tools serve businesses and developers building financial applications, with users spanning Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Africa.
Also known as Fuse Chain · Fuse Network
Investors · 3
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Fuse operates an EVM-compatible, proof-of-stake layer-1 blockchain positioned around "last mile" onchain payments, together with a set of developer tools that let businesses launch wallets, payment applications and DeFi products. The company describes the network as vertically integrated across three layers: the chain itself, SDK and smart-wallet infrastructure, and consumer applications built on top of it. The chain has been processing blockchain payments since 2019 and is presented as purpose-built for consumer-scale transaction volumes, with a stated cost of roughly $0.0001 per transaction, sub-2 second finality and 99.9% uptime.
The developer stack includes FuseBox, which provides ERC-4337 account abstraction and gasless transaction infrastructure for iOS and Android applications; Fuse Console, a management interface for API keys, transaction monitoring and smart-contract deployment sold at a flat $50 per month and including a no-code assistant; and Fuse Bridge, which moves assets such as USDC, USDT and WETH between Fuse and networks including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and Polygon. The tools are described as open source and intended to let teams build payment and wallet products without writing blockchain-specific code.
Fuse also supports onchain payments initiated by AI agents, with native support for the x402, MPP and MCP standards so that agents can discover services, transact and settle autonomously.
Business model
Fuse operates a public blockchain network and sells or distributes developer infrastructure to businesses building on it, describing itself as a B2B2C chain. At least one component, Fuse Console, is offered on a flat subscription of $50 per month; transactions on the chain carry a stated fee of about $0.0001.
Traction
The company reports 135 million transactions since 2019, more than 150 live ecosystem projects and integrations, and 99.9% network uptime. Ecosystem applications cited include a flagship non-custodial neobank offering stated stable-dollar yields of up to 10%+ APY with a non-custodial Visa card, a self-custodial wallet for digital dollar access and cross-border payments in Southeast Asia, and a native decentralized exchange for swapping, lending, earning and governance.
Latest developments
The company published an update marking six years of the network, framed around future-proofing the network, and highlights native support for x402, MPP and MCP so AI agents can make and settle onchain payments.
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Market position
Fuse presents itself as the first B2B2C chain and as the only network offering a vertically integrated chain-to-consumer stack, citing more than 150 live ecosystem projects and integrations and about 135 million transactions since 2019, with fees it describes as 1000x cheaper than Ethereum.
Technology
Fuse Chain is an EVM-compatible layer-1 using proof-of-stake consensus, with sub-2 second finality and low per-transaction fees. Surrounding infrastructure includes ERC-4337 account abstraction and smart-wallet infrastructure (FuseBox) supporting gasless mobile apps, SDKs and APIs, a console for contract deployment and monitoring, and a bridge to Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and Polygon. The network provides native support for the x402, MPP and MCP protocols for agent-initiated payments.
Go-to-market
Fuse markets directly to businesses and developer teams through its site, documentation, SDKs and community channels (GitHub, Discord, Telegram, X, YouTube), offering hands-on onboarding with a stated timeline of going live within a week, alongside case studies of ecosystem projects.
Businesses and developers building payment applications, wallets and DeFi or financial products, whose end users are everyday consumers reached through those applications.
Geography
Ecosystem applications built on Fuse serve users in Southeast Asia (stablecoin yield and cross-border payments) and card spending across Latin America and Africa, with the network described as globally accessible.
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Key figures
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- Fusefuse.io · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Fuse do?
- Fuse is an EVM-compatible proof-of-stake layer-1 blockchain and developer stack for wallets, payment apps and DeFi products.
- Who are Fuse's investors?
- Fuse's investors include Collider Ventures, WolfEdge Capital, Blockchain Founders Fund.