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Paybis Report: One in Four Businesses Is Turning to Stablecoins for Cross-Border Payments

A new industry report shows that stablecoins are becoming an important supplement to cross-border payments. About 23% of businesses have begun using stablecoins or plan to use them for international settlements within the next year to address the slow speed and high cost of traditional cross-border payments.

What are the key facts?

  1. 1Adoption: 23% of businesses have adopted or plan to adopt stablecoins
  2. 2Trend: B2B stablecoin payments are growing significantly

What happened?

Paybis data shows that stablecoin use in B2B cross-border payments has grown substantially, particularly in digital goods, technology, and ecommerce. Businesses are using stablecoins to settle funds more quickly.

What does this mean for cross-border sellers?

Cross-border sellers should monitor stablecoin adoption and assess whether it can reduce payment costs. Failing to keep pace could weaken cost competitiveness. The highest-priority step is to explore stablecoin payment solutions to improve cash-flow liquidity.

Source: Globenewswire

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