🪙 The open USD stablecoin is now live on Tempo: on launch day, more than $400 million in liquidity is ready. Businesses can use it directly to fund accounts, pay for goods, and run payroll.
🧠 The biggest fear for a new stablecoin is “no liquidity after launch.” If there’s no depth, companies won’t dare to route real payments through it. This time, Tempo rolls out the free minting/burning channel together with a liquidity pool—effectively giving businesses a card they can swipe right away, not an empty one while waiting to open an account. The issuer, Open Standard, is designed based on global capital flows. Coinbase, Stripe, and Visa provide businesses with free minting and burning, and Mastercard is also being onboarded.
💡 For cross-border e-commerce paying overseas suppliers, funds can be minted into open USD stablecoins via the above channel—fiat to stablecoin in seconds on-chain, with network fees of less than a dollar. When you need to pay in local currency, mint/convert on-chain into the corresponding stablecoin and send it out. Finance teams can also keep operating balances on-chain, with circulating supply and fund flows publicly verifiable.
🔍 Tempo has also equipped this stablecoin with near-instant settlement and an optional privacy partition: customers’ balances can be hidden from the public internet, while authorized parties can still view them according to permissions. Deposits/withdrawals and transfers in/out of the main network remain visible. Revenue features will be integrated as well—idle balances can earn yield, and profit-sharing ratios are set by the businesses themselves.
🌍 This means stablecoins are shifting from being trading chips to becoming enterprise-grade global capital rails. On/Off-ramping, custody, wallets, and compliance screening are already in place. For ordinary users, this is another step in bringing on-chain USD from hype to paying salaries and settling invoices.
🎯 Businesses can connect right now via Coinbase, Stripe, and Visa; integration details are available in Tempo’s official blog.
Data source: Tempo official blog (2026-09-30)
#Tempo #稳定币 #加密货币
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🧠 The biggest fear for a new stablecoin is “no liquidity after launch.” If there’s no depth, companies won’t dare to route real payments through it. This time, Tempo rolls out the free minting/burning channel together with a liquidity pool—effectively giving businesses a card they can swipe right away, not an empty one while waiting to open an account. The issuer, Open Standard, is designed based on global capital flows. Coinbase, Stripe, and Visa provide businesses with free minting and burning, and Mastercard is also being onboarded.
💡 For cross-border e-commerce paying overseas suppliers, funds can be minted into open USD stablecoins via the above channel—fiat to stablecoin in seconds on-chain, with network fees of less than a dollar. When you need to pay in local currency, mint/convert on-chain into the corresponding stablecoin and send it out. Finance teams can also keep operating balances on-chain, with circulating supply and fund flows publicly verifiable.
🔍 Tempo has also equipped this stablecoin with near-instant settlement and an optional privacy partition: customers’ balances can be hidden from the public internet, while authorized parties can still view them according to permissions. Deposits/withdrawals and transfers in/out of the main network remain visible. Revenue features will be integrated as well—idle balances can earn yield, and profit-sharing ratios are set by the businesses themselves.
🌍 This means stablecoins are shifting from being trading chips to becoming enterprise-grade global capital rails. On/Off-ramping, custody, wallets, and compliance screening are already in place. For ordinary users, this is another step in bringing on-chain USD from hype to paying salaries and settling invoices.
🎯 Businesses can connect right now via Coinbase, Stripe, and Visa; integration details are available in Tempo’s official blog.
Data source: Tempo official blog (2026-09-30)
#Tempo #稳定币 #加密货币
$BTC