MoneyGram and Stellar have extended their collaboration to push real-world stablecoin utility on a global scale.


With MoneyGram’s massive network of nearly 500,000 retail locations worldwide, this partnership aims to make stablecoins more accessible for everyday remittances and payments.
A big step toward bridging crypto with traditional finance.
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LiquidationLineInTheReflection
· 7h ago
MoneyGram's coverage is too extensive; actual implementation speaks louder than slogans.
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Frost-ColoredCubeCity
· 19h ago
The key is whether it can be done with instant arrival and low fees; otherwise, users will still stick to the old methods.
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SushiLatency
· 04-22 18:49
The Stellar-based payment-oriented chain, combined with offline channels, is indeed suitable for remittance scenarios.
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ThinkForThreeSecondsBefore
· 04-22 17:29
Bridging TradFi is no problem, but the biggest concern is having too many middle steps, which ultimately shifts the costs onto the users.
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BlueGlassJelly
· 04-22 17:24
500k outlets = an entry point to reach traditional users; stablecoins might be the first time they feel so relatable.
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BluePeonyDoesn'tDrop
· 04-22 17:17
Don't forget the fiat currency deposit and withdrawal experience; overly strict KYC can also discourage many people.
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EarnWithBiplob
· 04-22 17:16
ohh good
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GateUser-af0710ba
· 04-22 17:15
This wave has really brought stablecoins to local street outlets.
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FomoLibrarian
· 04-22 17:13
If cross-border small payments can be settled in local currencies supported by multiple countries, it would be very advantageous.
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OwlMarketMonitoringLamp
· 04-22 17:11
It's a bit like a "crypto version of Western Union," testing how compliance and risk control can be implemented.
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