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On 14 April 2025, Xago announced a major milestone: the launch of Xago Australia Pty Ltd, now officially registered with ...

Companies Announce Digital Asset Payment Networks - The issuer of the USDC stablecoin recently published a white paper outlining its plans to ...

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The stablecoin platform Circle Internet Group Inc. late Monday unveiled a payments network aimed at linking financial institutions and digital wallets for cross-border payments. The network, which ...

Circle, the issuer of USDC, has unveiled the Refund Protocol, a smart contract system designed to bring non-custodial refunds and on-chain dispute resolution to stablecoin payments. As explained ...

The STABLE Act sets strict federal rules for stablecoin issuers, requiring 1:1 reserves, banking licenses, and monthly audits. The GENIUS Act takes a more flexible path, allowing state-regulated ...

Stablecoins are now a $200 billion industry, with growing support from Wall Street and top lawmakers in Washington, D.C. Stablecoin issuer Circle, the company behind the $60 billion USDC ...

Tether invests in fintech firm Fizen to scale real-world stablecoin payments and adoption of self-custody wallets. Fizen currently offers on-ramping, fiat settlement and critical crypto payments ...

Standard Chartered Bank estimates the size of the stablecoin market could surge by about 10-fold to $2 trillion within the next three years after the expected passage of US legislation that seeks ...

In vetoing the bill, Palacios didn’t comment on the proposed stablecoin, instead taking issue with its aim to police an industry that can cross jurisdictional boundaries, and said the measure ...

The escalating US-China trade war puts strong pressure on AUD/USD. Australia relies heavily on exports to China, so any slowdown in Chinese demand hits the Australian Dollar. As China restricts ...