B2B fintech infrastructure outside of US is nowhere near as built out, hence people are resorting to company's offering stablecoin programs. @cnaut, in conversation with co-host @sytaylor and @cuysheffield alongside Luke Tuttle (@MoneyGram) and Darko Hajdukovic (@LSEplc), said: That gap is being filled by digitally native expense management platforms built on stablecoins, and it gives companies like Ramp itself a reason to build the same rails and go global. 🎙️ Listen to the latest episode on Tokenizedpod(dot)com

Established fintechs adding stablecoins as a modular layer to their existing banking stack makes perfect sense. But a wallet that can store and move programmable money is too powerful a primitive not to become the new center of gravity for how financial services are built.

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Europe's Largest Fintech Revolut to Stop Supporting USDT on August 31 European fintech giant Revolut has notified users via app push notifications and emails that it will delist USDT. Users will still be able to purchase USDT until July 6. Revolut will stop accepting new USDT deposits on July 30, while users can continue to sell USDT or withdraw it to external wallets until August 31. After that date, any remaining USDT balances in user accounts will be converted into fiat currency at the prevailing exchange rate.

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