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Interledger Protocol targets interoperable stablecoins

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Home News Crypto Interledger Protocol targets interoperable stablecoins Editorial This content has been selected, created and edited by the Finextra editorial team based upon its relevance and interest to our community.

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Keeta, Solo partner on blockchain-native credit bureau

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Keeta Network, a high-performance blockchain that connects Web3 and traditional financial systems, aims to be a real-world tokenisation and financial interoperability frontrunner by working with Solo.

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Fiserv unveils stablecoin for banks

Finextra

Using stablecoin infrastructure from Paxos and Circle, FIUSD is being pitched as a bank-friendly coin, offering clients an efficient and interoperable digital asset service for their banking and payment flows. Fiserv is now offering to help banks make the move.

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Is Southeast Asia Fintech Funding Drying Up?

Fintech News

Payments, Cryptocurrencies, and Banking Tech lead the way as SEA’s most funded fintech segments in 2024, showcasing their resilience amidst funding challenges The cryptocurrencies segment attracted USD $325 million in 2024, marking a 20% year-on-year growth.

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Announced at Singapore FinTech Festival 2024: New Partnerships, Product Launches and Appointments

The Fintech Times

Ant International is also working with StraitsX to enable the efficiency and interoperability of payments made via PBM through the Whale platform, Ant International’s treasury management solution. ” Ingenico showcased live demonstrations of its new crypto payment solution throughout Singapore Fintech Festival 2024. .”

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Payments trends report 2024

The Payments Association

Payments providers will need to prioritise interoperability and compliance to unlock growth while addressing security and volatility concerns. The report suggests that cryptocurrency adoption continues to grow, with ongoing transformations in payment infrastructure, including CBDCs and cross-border payments. and Brazil.

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Will Singapore Realise Its Tokenisation Dreams?

Fintech News

Rather than shying away from the complexities of the digital asset revolution, the city-state is actively embracing the potential of tokenisation and cryptocurrencies. The global nature of cryptocurrencies presents regulatory hurdles, particularly in areas like anti-money laundering (AML) and combating the financing of terrorism (CFT).