Sony Bank wins conditional OCC approval for Connectia Trust, a $40M national trust bank set to issue a dollar-backed stablecoin by 2027.
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Tether is again making it clear that it does not want to be viewed only as a stablecoin issuer. Its $25 million investment in telecom infrastructure pushes the company deeper into the world of physical networks, decentra
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PayPal USD (PYUSD) has become natively available on Polygon through the Polygon Open Money Stack, giving businesses direct access to the regulated stablecoin across payment, compliance and fiat conversion services. Summary PayPal USD is now issued natively on Polygon through the Open Money Stack, giving businesses direct access to regulated stablecoin payments and settlements. The integration combines wallets, fiat ramps and compliance tools into a single system to simplify cross border payments and local currency payouts. The launch extends PayPal’s PYUSD expansion after February’s PYUSDx platform and follows Mastercard’s decision to support PYUSD for stablecoin settlements across multiple blockchains. According to a press release shared with crypto.news, Paxos-issued PYUSD is now issued natively on Polygon and integrated into the Polygon Open Money Stack, allowing businesses alr
PayPal USD (PYUSD) has become natively available on Polygon through the Polygon Open Money Stack, giving businesses direct access to the regulated stablecoin across payment, compliance and fiat conversion services. According to a press release shared with crypto.news, Paxos-issued PYUSD…
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PayPal, a well-known financial technology entity, is making its $PYUSD stablecoin available on Polygon, a prominent blockchain platform. The integration of $PYUSD into Polygon Open Money Stack is set to expand compliant stablecoin payments. As PayPal disclosed in its official press release, the development permits businesses to leverage $PYUSD for transfers across borders with native compliance, streamlined settlement infrastructure, and regulated off- and on-ramps. This rollout occurs at a time when the stablecoin network of Polygon keeps expanding, with its cumulative stablecoin supply hitting nearly $2.6T following doubling over the year. PayPal’s $PYUSD Goes Live on Polygon Open Money Stack Before GENIUS Act Deadline The integration of PayPal’s $PYUSD into Polygon Open Money Stack comes ahead of the 18th of July, the deadline for the United States-based regulators t
Aave's Stable Vaults could attract institutional investors to DeFi, but centralization risks and rate sustainability remain key concerns.
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Revolut is cutting off access to USDT for customers across the European Economic Area and Switzerland, with the full delisting scheduled to wrap up by August 31, 2026. The decision, driven by the EU’s sweeping Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), puts Revolut among a growing list of European crypto platforms quietly stepping away from the world’s largest stablecoin — and raises real questions for the millions of users caught in the middle. Key takeaways Revolut will delist USDT for customers in the EEA and Switzerland, with the process completing by August 31, 2026. The delisting follows a review under the EU’s MiCA framework; Tether chose not to seek MiCA authorization. USDT support continues unchanged on Revolut outside the EEA and Switzerland. The delisting of USDT already began on Revolut’s Revolut X trading platform for EEA customers before this announcement. Switzerland is in
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Polygon’s Open Money Stack now supports PayPal’s PYUSD, enabling businesses to move funds globally without managing multiple payment providers separately. PayPal’s US dollar-backed stablecoin, PYUSD, has launched on the Polygon blockchain through a native issuance by Paxos. The latest move allows businesses to use the token for cross-border payments through Polygon’s Open Money Stack. Companies already processing payments on Polygon can now access PYUSD directly through the wallets, fiat ramps, and compliance services they already use. PYUSD Goes Native on Polygon According to the press release shared with CryptoPotato, businesses can now accept funds from cards, bank accounts, or exchange balances, convert and transfer PYUSD internationally, and cash out into local currencies through one integrated system. Polygon Labs said this simplifies the process of deploy
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USDT News Revolut is removing Tether (USDT) from its retail crypto offering for customers across the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland, the company confirmed. The digital banking platform said support for the largest dollar-pegged stablecoin will continue for users in other regions, framing the move as a periodic review of its crypto services under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). Customers were notified that the token would leave the platform by Aug. 31, 2026. The decision narrows European access to USDT and adds Revolut to a lengthening list of EU-facing platforms retreating from the asset as the bloc’s licensing rules take hold. The retreat reflects a wider realignment in Europe, where trading venues have steadily phased out USDT after Tether declined to seek authorization under MiCA. Tether, issuer of the roughly $184 b