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Circle to Buy Tazapay, Expanding USDC Cross-Border Transfers


Circle has reached an agreement to acquire Singapore-based cross-border payments platform Tazapay in a deal expected to close in 2027, the company announced Tuesday. The transaction is subject to customary closing ...
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TxBurrow
36 minutes ago
Tazapay has secured merchant-side resources, and small and micro enterprises may genuinely no longer need to go through banks for cross-border settlements in the future.
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SwingStop
an hour ago
Solid—USDC is finally seriously building out infrastructure, not just issuing coins.
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PepeSpectator
an hour ago
2027? This delivery cycle is so long, it could last through another full bull-bear cycle.
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BlockchainPoet
an hour ago
Singapore + cross-border payments + 2027, all the keywords are there, and the compliance narrative continues
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DaiGuardian
3 hours ago
First Review
Circle’s acquisition is pretty interesting: Tazapay’s cross-border payment network in Southeast Asia directly fills the gap in USDC’s offline use cases. The deal’s closing in 2027 suggests the regulatory hurdles are tough.
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