#stablecoin payments coming in is half the picture and my read is that #Banks and fintechs already know it.

A wallet address says very little. It does not say who controls it where they are or whether the transfer should go ahead. Onchain transfers are final so that answer has to exist before the money moves.

That is why #Wallet verification stands out. The user proves control from the wallet they already use in one click. The request names the platform so they know where that wallet is being used.

The platform gets a record:

proof of control, timestamp, chain and session details, with #IP and sanctions screening alongside.

Nobody copies and pastes an address.

The outbound side needs the same attention. Withdrawals and payouts can still rely on an address someone typed in.

@WalletConnect Pay covers the inbound side. Merchants accept stablecoin and #crypto through one integration, with sanctions and #IP screening and Travel Rule capture inside the payment, and settle in stablecoin or fiat.

Settlement speed is already solved. Banks are waiting on knowing who sits on the other side