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Discussion of the role of stablecoins in payments and the movement of funds

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On October 21, 2026, a LIDAC conference hosted by Luno discussed whether stablecoins could make cross-border payments faster, cheaper, and more accessible, with representatives from Tether, Xweave, and Standard Chartered participating. The discussion covered practical uses of stablecoins in remittances, corporate treasury management, and supplier payments, and compared stablecoins with tokenized deposits. The report also noted that liquidity, regulation, and collaboration are important issues in promoting stablecoin adoption; a separate report from Hong Kong noted that guests discussed the opportunities and challenges of local-currency stablecoins such as the ringgit. Both reports focused on adoption prospects and the conditions for implementation, and neither mentioned any specific resolutions reached at the conference.

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Oct 21
  1. Fintech News Hong Kong
    Are Stablecoins Really Necessary?

    At Luno’s LIDAC conference, representatives from Tether, Xweave, and Standard Chartered discussed how stablecoins and tokenized money are changing the flow of funds for businesses and individuals. The discussion covered practical uses in remittances, treasury management, and supplier payments; comparisons between stablecoins and tokenized deposits; and the opportunities and challenges for local-currency stablecoins such as those denominated in ringgit. The guests also discussed the importance of liquidity, regulation, and collaboration in driving adoption.

  2. Fintech News Singapore
    Do We Really Need Stablecoins?

    Luno’s LIDAC conference focused on whether stablecoins can make cross-border payments faster, cheaper and more accessible, with representatives from Tether, Xweave and Standard Chartered taking part. The discussion covered the use of stablecoins for remittances, corporate treasury management and supplier payments, as well as comparisons with tokenized deposits; liquidity, regulation and collaboration were seen as important issues for driving adoption.

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