fintechshift

То, что начиналось как скромный шаг в марте 2024 года — запуск BUIDL, токенизированного денежного рынка на Ethereum — тихо разрослось в нечто огромное:

✅ Реальная доходность, $1 NAV, ежедневные проценты через токен-дрип.

✅ Расширены на семи цепочках — Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Aptos и Avalanche (благодаря Wormhole).
✅ С $5M → теперь управляют $2.9B AUM менее чем за год.
✅ Уже принят в качестве залога на Deribit и Crypto.com.
А теперь? Они переводят свои $150B Treasury Trust в блокчейн с BNY Mellon. Это не просто принятие — это обязательство.

Klarna’s New Stablecoin Could Quietly Nudge Crypto Into Daily Use
Klarna announced on November 25, 2025 that it plans to roll out a U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin called KlarnaUSD, expected to launch in 2026. The news might seem low-key, but it hints at something bigger: stablecoins are starting to move from trading desks into everyday payment life.

Why KlarnaUSD Matters
Klarna already has a large U.S. audience thanks to its buy-now-pay-later model, so introducing a stablecoin shows how mainstream fintech is beginning to lean on crypto-based infrastructure.
Unlike the yield-driven stablecoins that often make headlines, KlarnaUSD is built with day-to-day payments and cross-border transfers in mind.
It will operate on the Tempo network, backed by Stripe and Paradigm, which suggests that payment systems and blockchain networks are starting to blend in a practical way.

Implications for the Crypto Market
If users adopt KlarnaUSD, it could become a major entry point for people who think in terms of spending rather than trading. That means capital could flow into the crypto ecosystem through regular payments instead of speculation.
Klarna’s established reputation and compliance track record may help ease regulatory concerns that typically slow adoption, especially for institutions that prefer reduced risk.
This shift toward payment-oriented stablecoins could strengthen the idea of using crypto like money rather than treating it as a speculative asset.

Metrics to Watch
• Early partnerships and which merchants decide to integrate KlarnaUSD before launch
• Transaction volume in the first few months, which will show whether it’s becoming a true payment rail
• How Klarna handles regulatory requirements around audits, backing, and payment licensing
• The effect on existing stablecoins, especially if KlarnaUSD starts taking share from USDC or USDT

Potential Risks
• KlarnaUSD must prove that it’s fully backed and easily redeemable, or confidence will fade quickly
• Payment activity is usually smaller than trading activity, so KlarnaUSD may succeed as a service without meaningfully influencing broader market liquidity
• Regulators in the U.S. and Europe are tightening rules, and Klarna’s move could attract more attention than the company wants

Conclusion
KlarnaUSD isn’t notable because it’s flashy. It’s notable because it blends familiar payments with crypto rails in a way that could bring digital assets into daily life.
When a large fintech with millions of users treats a stablecoin as a core product rather than a side experiment, it hints that crypto might finally be stepping out of its speculative phase and into real utility.

This article is for information only and not financial advice.

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