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How this is rankedAnchorage DigitalMajor
Visa partners can now settle VisaNet obligations in Western Union's USDPT, issued by Anchorage Digital.
Why it matters Visa partners can now settle what they owe Visa in a stablecoin.
Pinned by hand, rated major by the AI clean-up, covered by 18 outlets
Samsung Wallet launched USDC accounts on Solana for eligible US Galaxy users.
Why it matters Eligible US Galaxy owners can hold and send USDC in Samsung Wallet.
Rated notable by the AI clean-up, covered by 2 outlets
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Anchorage DigitalPinnedMajor
Visa partners can now settle VisaNet obligations in Western Union's USDPT, issued by Anchorage Digital.
USDPT is the first Anchorage-issued stablecoin supported; USDPT is issued on Solana, though the release does not name the settlement chain.
Why it matters Visa partners can now settle what they owe Visa in a stablecoin.
Samsung Wallet launched USDC accounts on Solana for eligible US Galaxy users.
Users 18+ on Android 13 or later can hold and send USDC; New York residents are excluded.
Why it matters Eligible US Galaxy owners can hold and send USDC in Samsung Wallet.
