Sending money internationally still depends heavily on where you live. Payment platforms on Aptos are changing that. They're integrated with Aptos and already serve millions of…
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Sending money internationally still depends heavily on where you live. Payment platforms on Aptos are changing that. They're integrated with Aptos and already serve millions of people around the wor…
Sending money internationally still depends heavily on where you live. Payment platforms on Aptos are changing that. They're integrated with Aptos and already serve millions of people around the world: • @yellowcard_app, pan-African crypto infrastructure, moves USDC and USDT on Aptos across 20 countries. • @Bitso, a Latin American crypto platform, gives its 9M customers access to USDT and USDC on Aptos. • @coinsph, a regulated wallet with 5M+ verified users in the Philippines, supports USDT deposits and withdrawals on Aptos. New routes are taking shape, too. @Daya_HQ and @HashKeyMENA are building a regulated stablecoin corridor between Africa and MENA, with support from Aptos Foundation. Different markets. Different currencies. Different financial systems. Aptos gives them a common layer underneath. Stablecoins can move across that infrastructure quickly and at low cost, giving payment providers new rails for moving money between markets. That's what global blockchain adoption can actually look like. Not asking millions of people to become crypto users. Giving the financial products they already use better infrastructure underneath them.
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