# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Stablecoin

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Stablecoin", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Three-Year Valuation Reaches $2 Billion: How Does RedotPay Play?

RedotPay, a Hong Kong-based crypto payment company, achieved a $1.07 billion Series B funding round in late 2025, led by Goodwater Capital, with participation from Sequoia China, Pantera Capital, and Circle Ventures. Valued at $2 billion within three years, the platform has over 10 million registered users and processes over $10 billion in annual payments across 100+ countries. The company employs a Visa-linked debit card system, allowing users to spend cryptocurrencies like USDT and BTC globally. Its services include Global Payout (local currency withdrawals), P2P trading, and Earn & Credit financial products for yield and lending. RedotPay initially targeted emerging markets with volatile currencies, such as Nigeria and Brazil, using an offline "ground force" distribution model with high fee incentives for local promoters. Despite its rapid growth, RedotPay faces challenges in maintaining high fee structures and regulatory compliance. Its "puzzle-style" regulatory approach—holding licenses like MSO in Hong Kong and VASP registrations elsewhere—does not fully cover all its financial services, particularly around Earn products and crypto-backed lending, which may face securities law scrutiny. Competitors like Rain are also advancing, with a $2.5 billion Series C at a $19.5 billion valuation. RedotPay’s future depends on strengthening compliance to transition from a payment tool to a sustainable NeoBank.

marsbit01/27 09:17

Three-Year Valuation Reaches $2 Billion: How Does RedotPay Play?

marsbit01/27 09:17

Afghanistan's Stablecoin, An Unexpected Hub of Crypto Innovation

A surprising blockchain-based financial innovation is emerging from Afghanistan, despite the country's isolation under Taliban rule. HesabPay, an Afghan startup, has developed a platform that is transforming humanitarian aid delivery in conflict zones. The system uses digital wallets and stablecoins to transfer funds instantly, bypassing traditional banking obstacles like high fees and sanctions. The platform is now being used by major aid organizations. The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has used it to disburse nearly $25 million to over 86,000 Afghan families. Mercy Corps partnered with HesabPay to extend its services to Syria, where cash shortages and banking restrictions are severe, and is developing projects for Sudan and Haiti. Key advantages include reduced transaction costs, instant transfers, and enhanced transparency. The blockchain creates a digital record for every transaction, allowing donors to track exactly where funds go. The system also includes real-time dashboards and anti-fraud algorithms to flag suspicious activity like money laundering, providing a level of oversight difficult to achieve with physical cash aid. While risks exist, such as the potential for a central bank to shut down a national stablecoin, aid workers see the technology as a way to deliver assistance quickly, securely, and with greater accountability to rebuild trust in aid effectiveness. For beneficiaries like a Syrian farmer, it provides a lifeline to restart their lives after war.

marsbit01/26 06:13

Afghanistan's Stablecoin, An Unexpected Hub of Crypto Innovation

marsbit01/26 06:13

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