Regional launch digest
A regional digest focused on cross-border payments, compliance posture, and mobile wallet rails.
Tranzmit, Yellow Card target faster USA-Nigeria payments with stablecoin settlement Business News Nigeria
Reviewed businessday.ng reporting on Payments matters for Stablecoin payments readers.
Merchant, remittance, settlement, wallet, and fintech adoption signals.
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Stablecoin-focused neobank, Fasset, has reached a $1 billion valuation after raising $68 million in a Series C funding round led by Japan’s SBI Group, as the company accelerates its push into cross-border payments and settlement. The latest round brings Fasset’s total fundraising in 2026 to $119 million. The company said its revenue has grown six-fold as demand for stablecoin-based payments and settlement has expanded. MILESTONE | Stablecoin Transaction Volume in June 2026 Hits a New Record – […]
Reviewed BitKE reporting on Payments matters for Cross-border payments and Stablecoin payments readers.
Global payroll company, Deel, has expanded its DLUSD stablecoin wallet to more than 80 countries, extending a dollar-denominated payment and savings product across Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific just weeks after its initial launch in Argentina. The expansion, announced on August 17 2026, comes about 11 weeks after Deel first introduced the wallet in Argentina. The United States, United Kingdom, European Union countries and Australia remain excluded. Deel, which processes about $22 billion in annual payroll, is […]
Reviewed BitKE reporting on Payments matters for Stablecoin payments readers.
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