Stable Launches StablePay to Bring Stablecoin Payments to the Mainstream
What's happening
Stable, the Tether-aligned Layer 1 blockchain, has launched StablePay, a mobile app that lets anyone send and receive USDT instantly and for free, anywhere in the world. StablePay is built on StableChain, Stable's settlement infrastructure, and is marketed both directly to consumers and to payment providers to remove technical complexities of operating in crypto. The product promises zero-fee global transfers of USDT and positions Stable as a payments-first blockchain. The launch comes as other firms are also rolling out stablecoin services for businesses and institutions, including Ramp adding stablecoin accounts and payments for customers and Visa introducing an enterprise stablecoin platform for banks and fintechs.
Why it's trending
Momentum around real-world stablecoin payments is accelerating as both crypto-native players (Stable, Ramp) and incumbents (Visa) push tools for consumer, business and institutional flows.
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- Ramp Opens Stablecoin Accounts and Payments to Business Clients
Financial operations platform Ramp says it has begun offering customers stablecoin accounts and payments. The new offering, announced Tuesday (July 21), gives businesses a single platform for holding, moving and accounting for fiat and stablecoin funds alike. “Stablecoins have become a normal way for businesses around the world to get paid and pay others, but […] The post Ramp Opens Stableco
PYMNTSJul 21 - Western Union launches stablecard
Western Union has launched its stablecoin wallet and card in partnership with Visa and Rain.
FinextraJul 21 - Visa Bets the Future of Money Still Needs an Operator
Stablecoins were supposed to make payment networks less necessary. Visa’s new stablecoin platform, introduced Thursday (July 16), suggests a messier outcome. The move comes on the heels of Visa’s June announcement that it had joined a 140-plus member Open Standard consortium to launch Open USD (OUSD), a dollar-backed stablecoin. The technical act of transferring a stablecoin […] The post Vis
PYMNTSJul 20
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