Digital dollars, and the companies issuing, moving and spending them.
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Startale has unveiled Onchain Finance Kits for institutions and the Startale Card, a self-custodial Visa card built on Soneium, expanding its vision for the future of onchain finance.
Circle has received OCC approval to establish a US national trust bank, giving the USDC issuer direct oversight of its stablecoin reserves and a stronger foothold in regulated finance.
Pulsar Money will launch on Circle's Arc blockchain, bringing a multi-currency stablecoin app with Visa cards and AI-powered payments to Europe.
PayPal USD (PYUSD) is now live on Polygon, giving businesses access to regulated stablecoin payments through the Open Money Stack.
Optimism and Toss partner to explore a Korean won-backed stablecoin, bringing compliant blockchain infrastructure to South Korea's 30M-user fintech platform.
Bybit has launched its crypto-powered payment card in Peru, allowing users to spend digital assets worldwide while earning up to 120 USDT in welcome rewards, cashback and subscription rebates.
STBL has launched its RWA-backed stablecoin USST on the Stellar network, giving institutions a new way to unlock liquidity from tokenized Treasuries and money market funds while expanding onchain utility.
MetaMask has introduced Money Account, a new savings-style feature that lets users earn up to 4% APY on mUSD through Morpho vaults, expanding the wallet into decentralized finance.
Breez has launched a new SDK feature that lets users pay with Bitcoin while recipients receive USDC or USDT across more than 30 blockchains, bringing Bitcoin and stablecoins closer together.
The Bank of England has eased stablecoin restrictions, but industry leaders warn a £40 billion issuance cap could limit innovation and influence where companies like MoonPay, Transak, Coinbase, and OKX choose to build.
MoonPay has acquired AI accounting startup Entendre, adding automated finance agents to its growing stablecoin infrastructure stack as the company expands deeper into digital asset operations.
Visa reported $11.2 billion in quarterly revenue and unveiled a $20 billion buyback program, while its stablecoin settlement business quietly grew to a $7 billion annualized run rate.
