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OpenPayd and Circle to offer fiat–stablecoin payment network

The Paypers

The agreement brings together OpenPayd’s API-based payment and banking services with Circle’s infrastructure for USDC, a dollar-denominated stablecoin issued by regulated affiliates of Circle. They indicated that the collaboration aims to further expand the use of stablecoins like USDC in practical financial applications.

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Universal Digital Payments Network (UDPN) and FORUS Digital Announce Strategic Cooperation to Advance Financial Innovation in Africa

Fintech Finance

This partnership is set to empower African communities, governments, and businesses, and represents a significant step toward realising the shared goal of financial inclusion and economic advancement across Africa, with blockchain and decentralised finance at the forefront of this transformation.

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Strategic agreement between EPI and EuroPA: building a unified European digital payments network

Finextra

The digital euro, a retail CBDC under development by the ECB, shares key goals: instant payments, interoperability, and reduced dependency on non-European networks. The agreement lays the groundwork for true operational convergence between well-established solutions and a next-generation infrastructure.

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Visa and Chainlink test CBDC-stablecoin swap across blockchains

The Paypers

A recent pilot conducted under the HKMA ’s e-HKD+ initiative has tested the feasibility of using digital currencies for cross-border investment transactions.

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Australia Advances Project Acacia to Test CBDCs and Tokenised Assets

Fintech News

ASIC confirmed it is offering regulatory relief to participants, enabling them to test tokenised asset transactions, including, in some cases, the use of CBDCs. Participating institutions include major Australian banks such as the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, and Westpac.

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What will payments look like in 2030?

The Payments Association

By 2030, payments will be instant, decentralised, and invisible—blending cashless systems, CBDCs, and blockchain into global infrastructure In the ever-accelerating race of financial innovation, the way we pay and get paid is undergoing a profound transformation.

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Trump expected to sign stablecoin regulation Genius Act into law

Finextra

Home News Crypto Trump expected to sign stablecoin regulation Genius Act into law Editorial This content has been selected, created and edited by the Finextra editorial team based upon its relevance and interest to our community.