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Circle has announced a partnership with Pockytio to enhance merchant capabilities using USDC and Programmable Wallets, facilitating global transactions. This collaboration aims to streamline cross-border payments, making them faster and more efficient. Additionally, Circle's USDC has become the first stablecoin to comply with Canada's new listing regulations, potentially improving the efficiency of retail and institutional settlement systems in the country. The adoption of USDC is also reportedly growing in Africa, driven by platforms like Yellowcard, which support merchant cross-border trade. Circle's initiatives reflect a broader trend in fintech towards improving financial services and payments across various regions.
Will Stablecoins and PayFi Replace Traditional Banking? This week on Validated, @gizmothegizzer, founder of @Perena__, joins @Austin_Federa to dive into: - Stablecoin infra and challenges - Perena’s stablecoin protocol - The regulatory landscape Catch the full episode below👇 https://t.co/v9DEnpS1KA
USDC adoption in Africa is taking off, thanks in part to the hyper customer centric platform @yellowcard_app — merchant cross border trade is the biggest driver. Crypto-Powered Commerce Across Africa | A Conversation with Chris Maurice https://t.co/lM15oqhGtL via @YouTube
🇨🇦 LATEST: Circle says $USDC is first stablecoin to meet Canada’s new listing rules Circle hopes it #stablecoin can make cross-border payments and Canada’s retail and institutional settlement systems more efficient. https://t.co/REiiFzL8FF
