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Ripple Adds RLUSD Stablecoin to Cross-Border Payments Platform

Fintech News

Ripple confirmed that select customers, including payment providers BKK Forex and iSend, are already using the stablecoin within Ripple Payments to manage cross-border treasury operations. Jack McDonald We’re seeing the market cap continue to grow, outpacing our internal projections.

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Payments regulation roadmap: Q3 2025​

The Payments Association

Following the removal of EU-wide caps after Brexit, issuers raised IFs from 0.2% To remedy this, the PSR proposes a two-stage cap: Stage 1 (interim) : Reintroduce the previous cap of 0.2% (debit) and 0.3% (credit) for a temporary period, allowing time to develop a longer-term methodology. to 1.15% (debit) and 0.3%

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Ripple Integrates Ripple USD Into Ripple Payments Solution to Meet Stablecoin Demand

The Fintech Times

RLUSD is being used in the payment flow with select customers, including cross-border payment providers BKK Forex and iSend to improve their cross-border treasury operations. Access liquidity for remittance and treasury operations. Over time, Ripple will also expand the use of RLUSD for our payments customers.

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Bybit Becomes the First Exchange to List USDtb , Bringing Institutional-Grade Stability to Crypto Traders

Fintech Review

Treasury assets, marking a pivotal innovation in the evolution of digital dollars. Treasury Bills, and other short-term U.S. Treasury fund products with a stablecoin reserve, delivering a unique combination of stability, flexibility, and instant liquidity. The APR will be gradually decreasing after the cap is reached.

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Louisiana, Connecticut advance EWA bills

Payments Dive

In a letter to Lamont last month opposing the Connecticut bill, the American Fintech Council as well as two top executives from DailyPay and EarnIn complained that the pending legislation inappropriately limits fees to $4 per transaction and caps them at $30 per month for a given user. You can unsubscribe at anytime.

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Best New Fintech Products & Trends of 2024

Fintech Labs Insights

Table: The Best Fintech Product Launches of 2025 & 2024 Summary Company Date Product Sector Source Market/HQ Ramp launches treasury management product paying 2.5% However, well refrain from listing funding rounds since they are covered widely online.

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Connecticut enacts controversial EWA law

Payments Dive

The Connecticut law caps fees that can be charged at $4 per advance, and $30 in total per month. In addition, the law caps late fees at 5% “of the outstanding installment payment, excluding any previously assessed late fees, or a total of twenty-five dollars per month, whichever is less.” Sign up A valid email address is required.

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