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Stablecoin remittance costs 84 percent lower than traditional transfers

A study found that stablecoin-based remittances cost about 84 percent less than traditional overseas transfers. Borderless reported that sending $200 cost $2 via stablecoin networks, versus $12.72 through conventional channels. The comparison used Borderless’ 2026 third-quarter pricing and World Bank data for the same period in 2025. Costs were also lower in Sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America. Stablecoin payments settled within minutes via local networks, while SWIFT typically settled the next business day.

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Ripple to settle funding for U.S. stock trades with RLUSD in DriveWealth partnership

Ripple is partnering with DriveWealth to integrate blockchain-based payments and stablecoin settlement into traditional financial infrastructure. The companies plan to connect Ripple’s institutional payments infrastructure to DriveWealth’s global investment network. The partnership centres on RLUSD, a U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin, with institutional settlement to start in Europe before expanding to the United States. The companies also aim to support collateral account funding and explore stock financing opportunities.

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MSIT discusses quantum technology cooperation with 13 countries, seeks to expand joint R&D

South Korea\'s Ministry of Science and ICT is expanding international cooperation with 13 major countries to industrialise quantum technology. It will host the 9th Multilateral Dialogue on Quantum Technology in Seoul through Oct. 16 and hold a business networking event. Participants will share policy updates and discuss OECD recommendations. South Korea will present plans for three quantum clusters and propose joint R&D and a study on cross-border talent mobility.