Brale has officially integrated Radius, a high-performance stablecoin network designed to facilitate internet-scale settlement with industrial-grade efficiency.

This partnership introduces a new settlement layer capable of processing 2.5 million transactions per second (TPS) with sub-second finality (under 500ms), significantly outperforming legacy blockchain rails.

The integration targets the emerging machine-to-machine commerce sector by removing economic barriers associated with gas volatility. Radius employs a fixed fee structure of $0.0001 per transfer, making high-volume, low-value automated payments viable for the first time.

Breaking Legacy Payment Constraints at the Network Level

Traditional “internet payments” still rely on rails designed decades ago — batch processing, multi-second (or multi-minute) settlement, volatile gas fees, and the ever-present risk that someone holds unsettled exposure while the system reconciles. Radius was engineered to eliminate these frictions natively:

• Sub-second finality — transactions achieve finality in under 500 milliseconds