🌐 Payment rails are being rebuilt No more multi-layer clearing, direct on-chain value transfer No more T+3, instant settlement No more 2.91% fees, under 1% cost POSX next-gen payment infrastructure, live 🚀 #POSX# #PaymentInfrastructure# #FinancialInfrastructure# #Stablecoin#

The best payment infrastructure is often invisible. At @money2020 Asia, Leon Chua, Head of APAC & VP of OSL BizPay, explained the “stablecoin sandwich”: businesses pay in local currency, recipients receive in local currency, while stablecoins power the cross-border layer in between. Less complexity. Faster settlement. Better payment flows.

Citi Bank is bringing Tokenized Cross-Border Payment Infrastructure to Japan @Citi Bank will officially deploy a blockchain-based settlement platform in Japan, enabling 24/7 cross-border transfers across five major international markets. The architecture uses private ledger technology to provide instant liquidity for corporate clients, bypassing the legacy delays inherent in the SWIFT network.

Nobody celebrates the 12th successful payment, but someone made sure it happened 🫡 Recurring billing is much more than an automatic monthly charge. Behind every successful renewal, there can be card updates, failed payments, retries, invoices, plan changes, support requests, and reconciliation. Most customers never see any of it (and that’s exactly how it should be). For businesses built around recurring revenue, the best payment infrastructure is the one customers barely notice: 🙌

FluxA is building agent-native payment infrastructure. From co-wallets to virtual cards for AI agents - enabling agents to spend, earn, and transact on behalf of users. Built for agents from the ground up. Powered by LI.​FI’s API for agentic finance.

The future of AI commerce starts with local payment infrastructure. AEON is bringing the settlement layer for the #agenticeconomy# to Pakistan through Easypaisa and JazzCash, connecting crypto payments with the mobile wallets millions already use every day.

MESSAGING MEETS PAYMENTS APC is partnering with @Mongram1022 to bring payment infrastructure and AI-powered services into its enterprise communications platform. A more connected way for users and businesses to communicate, collaborate, and transact. More soon.

Toss Payments joined the government's deposit token payment infrastructure project as preferred bidder for the PG (payment gateway) role, the same consortium NH and KB joined earlier this month, now with the full participant list clearer: 9 banks, 8 PG companies, and 2 large merchants, run by the Financial Telecommunications and Clearings Institute. Toss Payments' specific job is connecting the deposit token payment network to merchants as the PG, building the integration so existing merchant payment setups can accept deposit tokens without new terminals or system rebuilds, consumers pay through bank-issued deposit token wallet apps on their end. The pitch is the same one NH and KB made: deposit tokens settle simultaneously with payment, cutting merchant settlement time from the current 1-3 days down to near-instant, with participating institutions also validating potential fee reductions and improved merchant cash flow. Toss Payments completed the project kickoff briefing with the Ministry of Science and ICT and KISA in June, and joined the joint inter-agency launch ceremony on July 22, the same event KB referenced. Detailed development work and scheduling with other participants starts this half.