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PAY360 2025 unpacked: Key survey findings shaping the future of payments

The Payments Association

Key insights from the PAY360 2025 survey on current challenges and opportunities in the payments sector. It highlights how industry leaders are prioritising AI, cross-border payments, and digital currencies while grappling with regulatory, technological, and customer demands. Why is it important? What’s next?

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OpenPayd and Circle to offer fiat–stablecoin payment network

The Paypers

The company’s platform supports embedded financial services, including account provisioning, FX, and domestic and cross-border payments. According to the official press release, OpenPayd processes more than 130 billion annually on behalf of more than 750 business clients.

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Nauru establishes a crypto asset regulator

The Paypers

Under the new legal framework, a wide range of virtual asset-related activities, including cryptocurrency exchanges, token offerings, lending platforms, staking, non-fungible tokens, and decentralised finance services, will require authorisation from CRVAA.

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TerraPay and Paramount partner for real-time payouts

The Paypers

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Trump expected to sign stablecoin regulation Genius Act into law

Finextra

Trump expected to sign stablecoin regulation Genius Act into law This week, the US House of Representatives also passed the Clarity Act and Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act. After the House passed the bill this week, US President Trump is expected to sign the legislation into law before the end of this week.

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Bank of England mulls shelving of digital pound

Finextra

The BofE has been privately urging the banking industry to instead accelerate payment innovations that could result in similar benefits without the creation of a central bank digital currency, or CBDC, for consumers, according to anonymous sources cited by Bloomberg.

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How OpenWay’s Way4 Enabled the First CBDC Card Transaction in Eurasia

Fintech News

Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) have largely existed in the virtual realm, with transactions initiated primarily through web and mobile interfaces. However, a significant shift has occurred with the launch of Eurasia’s first CBDC cards in Kazakhstan, providing 20 million consumers with a new, tangible way to manage CBDC funds.

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