CryptoWorld news: Circle announced an increase of $2 billion in its USDC supply. At the same time, Nium and Circle have reached a partnership agreement to connect USDC-based settlement with local-currency payments, serving institutions involved in cross-border fund transfers. Nium has become a global payments partner of Circle’s payment network, enabling financial institutions to access Nium’s payment infrastructure across more than 190 countries and 100 currencies. The partnership includes foreign-exchange optimization and smart routing, reducing the need for businesses to manage multiple local payment providers. Circle’s network provides compliant USDC payment settlement for institutional users, while Nium handles local-currency delivery for the last mile. This collaboration aims to address the longstanding problem in cross-border payments of balancing fast settlement with reliable local delivery.

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CyberBridgeShadow
· 9h ago
Foreign exchange optimization + smart routing, companies no longer need to maintain a bunch of local payment providers, saving a lot of money.
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StarsInTheGlassDome
· 9h ago
Stablecoins have started making inroads on the B2B front—while “crypto traders” on the C-end are still just watching candlestick charts; they’ve already moved into the interbank market.
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GammaRunner
· 9h ago
USDC’s latest uptick is pretty intense—$2 billion in new liquidity has come in, and the cross-border payments track is about to get lively.
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