Today, Coinbase has added support for USDC-BRL for our users based in Brazil. USDC-BRL will be available on Coinbase Exchange at launch and support will be rolled out gradually across Coinbase․com, the Coinbase app, and Coinbase Advanced.

Bybit RWA Earn introduces nOPAL bringing @blackopal_fi's Brazilian credit card receivables on-chain via @plumenetwork - Up to 12% historical yield - BRL exposure hedged to USD - 0% historical default rate Explore nOPAL on Bybit RWA Earn.

Local currency, global dollar. Circle Mint now supports direct local currency on/offramps in 8 currencies, helping eligible businesses move more directly between local banking rails and USDC. Alongside USD and EUR, supported currencies now include BRL, GBP, HKD, MXN, CNH, and SGD. FX happens inside Mint, with no separate conversion step or additional account prefunding required.

Blockchain RIO has been a great event thus far. Quality crowd, buzzing with energy, topics discussed are pretty diverse. Lots of talk about stablecoins, BRL yields, VASP licensing regime updates, tokenisation, payments. More institutions compared to previous years too. Some say it’s more institutional compared to previous years, but I feel that’s good and a sign of the industry maturing and gaining adoption in the wider financial world. View to the end to see our @BitgetWalletPT team in action!

We just made getting USDT easier for more places in LATAM: 🇧🇷🇦🇷🇲🇽🇨🇴 Transfer money → Wallet receives USDT instantly Our latest integration with @alfredpayio supports Latin America currencies via bank transfer, such as BRL, ARS, MXN, and COP, with more to come.

Every time I do pitches, I realize what a killer virtual account stack we have built at @moonpay Direct bank connectivity running on our own licenses, with a reliance model into our partner banks. One connection into virtual accounts in USD, EUR, GBP, BRL, MXN, COP, and ARS. Local instant payment rails. SWIFT support. Named in an out. No manual per-rail payment ops. No varying onboarding standards per bank. And all of this paired with a beautiful developer experience. Many partners initially consider integrating with banks directly. Then they realize the pain of managing a multi-bank network: different APIs, different compliance requirements, onerous reporting obligations, and more operational complexity with every bank they add. And all of this with a single commercial plan, not stacked minimums / setup fees. Need any of the rails above? Ping me.

OranjeBTC Brings Bitcoin-Backed Equity to Brazil @OranjeBTC will launch its DIGY11 on Brazil's B3 Stock Exchange, making it the first ETF in the Bitcoin ecosystem to list preferred shares on an international exchange. The ETF will offer direct investment in the "Digital Credit" securities of $STRC and $SATA, with monthly returns in Brazilian reais and currency hedging to reduce volatility in the BRL/USD pair. This ETF will track the MarketVector $BTC Treasury Preferred Equity Index, generating annual returns of CDI + 3% to 5%. Currency hedging and daily liquidity will also be provided when the fund goes live in early September.

Testing the new USDH account portal that should be released soon...it's quite good Felix team has been a power user of the Native Markets institutional onramp/offramp product for the past 6 months or so, which lets us go from bank -> USDH and USDH -> bank in ~10-15mins + 2 or 3 clicks. With new USDH account portal, seems NM team will be bringing that tech to all users, not just onboarded institutional players (no more need to go through CEX for retail onramp/offramp) Some of the key features I'm seeing while checking it out: >Free onramp from USD bank into USDH >Free offramp from USDH into bank >Link crypto accounts and banks to set up fast onramp/offramp flows How important is free USD -> stables onramping for on-chain natives? What about other currencies like EUR/MXN/BRL/KRW, etc? Curious to hear who is lacking good onramp/offramp support rn