2026-01-15 13:35:16

Global Payment Infrastructure Expands with Dual Stablecoin Support

Two fiat-backed stablecoins—XSGD and XUSD—have just rolled out across a major payment gateway, significantly broadening access to on-ramp services. The integration now covers 173 countries and supports 50+ fiat currency pairs through conventional payment channels.

This expansion marks a shift toward making stablecoin settlement more practical for everyday users. By leveraging both Singapore Dollar and US Dollar-pegged tokens, the platform connects traditional finance rails with blockchain infrastructure, reducing friction for users entering the crypto space across multiple regions.

The move underscores how stablecoin adoption continues to bridge retail payment behavior with Web3 infrastructure, especially in markets where fiat on-ramp accessibility has been fragmented.

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AirdropHunterKing

· 6h ago

173 countries? Man, now I have to copy the wallet address ten times to avoid missing any hidden airdrops... I've seen this double-currency trick with XSGD and XUSD before. Last time, it was the same kind of project, and I ended up paying more in gas fees than I gained, but hey, we're just here to make some quick gains. Still, we gotta interact if we want to get anywhere.

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zkProofGremlin

· 11h ago

173 countries? Now it's really starting to popularize, entering the market isn't that difficult anymore. --- XSGD and XUSD are both up simultaneously. Is this hinting at something? --- Finally, the bridge between traditional finance and on-chain is becoming smoother. --- Over 50 fiat currency pairs... I just want to know when it will be our region's turn to break through. --- Stablecoins are the true infrastructure; I don't care much for the remaining volatile ones. --- It's both news and concept; how many people are actually using it? --- Singapore and USD are the two lines; this strategic vision is indeed impressive. --- Lower entry barriers mean what... everyone knows it well. --- On-ramp is smooth now; there's no reason not to get on board this time. --- It feels like this expansion is a bit too fast; will there be enough momentum later?

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 01-15 14:03

Laughing to death, the 173 countries' retail investors can now come in more conveniently to harvest. The project team's layout this time is truly skillful. --- The widespread deployment of stablecoins is just to leave us with no way out. It's easy to get on the train but hard to get off. --- XSGD, XUSD... The naming level is just like my crypto account name—simple, powerful, and full of beautiful imaginations about wealth. --- Even traditional finance has surrendered, which shows that the crypto circle's performance is still popular. The audience is growing. --- More than 50 trading pairs sound impressive, but facing the market charts, no matter how many numbers there are, it's useless. --- Wow, this is the real "Global Retail Investor Procurement Center." The efficiency is impressive.

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ForkInTheRoad

· 01-15 13:53

173 countries directly onboarded, this really lowers the threshold. But will it lead to a bunch of regulatory issues again?

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orphaned_block

· 01-15 13:38

173 countries? Really? That means my friends in the domestic crypto circle finally have hope. --- Stablecoins are becoming more practical. If this continues, traditional finance will be panicked. --- Wait, XSGD and XUSD are launching simultaneously. Are they trying to create a dual-track payment system for East and West? --- 50+ fiat currency pairs... sounds like a lot, but how many are actually usable? --- Sounds nice, but actually they just want more people to get on board. --- Now that's better. Deposits and withdrawals finally don't have to be so complicated. It was really annoying before. --- How many times have I heard "bridge traditional finance with blockchain"? When will it truly become seamless?

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