Pakistan is making moves in the stablecoin space. The South Asian nation has partnered with World Liberty Financial to develop a dollar-backed stablecoin designed for cross-border payments, according to Reuters. This collaboration signals growing institutional interest in blockchain-based payment solutions for international settlements. The initiative could reshape how Pakistan handles remittances and trade financing, especially given the country's significant diaspora and cross-border transaction volumes. As more nations explore stablecoin infrastructure, such partnerships highlight the shift toward digital payment rails backed by traditional currency reserves.
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LadderToolGuy
· 10h ago
Pakistan is working on stablecoins, so the remittance fees should drop now.
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TokenDustCollector
· 10h ago
Pakistan is working on stablecoins now, so the remittance costs will decrease again.
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RiddleMaster
· 10h ago
Pakistan's move to develop stablecoins is indeed interesting, and the remittance sector definitely needs innovation.
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PessimisticLayer
· 10h ago
Is Pakistan really working on a stablecoin... or is this just another story about "changing the future of payments"?
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OneBlockAtATime
· 10h ago
Pakistan's move is pretty good; stablecoins are taking off.
Pakistan is making moves in the stablecoin space. The South Asian nation has partnered with World Liberty Financial to develop a dollar-backed stablecoin designed for cross-border payments, according to Reuters. This collaboration signals growing institutional interest in blockchain-based payment solutions for international settlements. The initiative could reshape how Pakistan handles remittances and trade financing, especially given the country's significant diaspora and cross-border transaction volumes. As more nations explore stablecoin infrastructure, such partnerships highlight the shift toward digital payment rails backed by traditional currency reserves.