Gateway FM(@gateway_eth):Cross-border payments still run on correspondent banking. A payment passes through a chain of intermediaries, each adding a day and a fee, before it lands. Businesses treat this as the cost of trade. It is no longer necessary. Settled as a regulated stablecoin on open rails, the same payment clears in minutes, across dozens of corridors, with no banking relationship required in every market. The hard part is no longer the settlement. It is doing it compliantly, at scale, with the controls a regulated business needs. That is the part we handle.

2026.06.23 09:05

Cross-border payments still run on correspondent banking. A payment passes through a chain of intermediaries, each adding a day and a fee, before it lands. Businesses treat this as the cost of trade. It is no longer necessary. Settled as a regulated stablecoin on open rails, the same payment clears in minutes, across dozens of corridors, with no banking relationship required in every market. The hard part is no longer the settlement. It is doing it compliantly, at scale, with the controls a regulated business needs. That is the part we handle.