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BVNK adds Stellar to stablecoin settlement network
Stablecoin payments firm BVNK has added the Stellar network to its platform as a settlement route. Blockchain outlet The Defiant reported that the integration allows BVNK customers to use Stellar-based settlement routes in more than 130 markets. The move comes seven weeks after Mastercard completed its acquisition of BVNK. BVNK said Stellar processed $55.6 billion in payments across 3.6 billion transactions in 2025 and cited 99.99 percent uptime and an average settlement time of 5 seconds.
Crypto
Aracore joins Paxos Global Dollar Network
Aracore, the U.S. subsidiary of blockchain and AI company BPMG, said on Sept. 18 it has joined the Paxos-led Global Dollar Network as a partner. The company plans to build institutional digital finance infrastructure based on multiple stablecoins, including USDG. It will link stablecoins with institutional financial networks using its Institutional Settlement Network and expand cross-border remittance, payment and settlement services through partnerships with K Bank, HashKey and VirgoPAY.
AI & Enterprise
Anchorage Digital scales back front-line role in USDG consortium to strengthen stablecoin neutrality
Anchorage Digital, the first federally chartered crypto bank in the digital asset sector, is scaling back its front-line role in the USDG stablecoin consortium that includes Robinhood and Kraken, while maintaining membership. Co-founder and CEO Nathan McCauley (네이선 맥컬리) said the company will continue to support USDG but take a more neutral stance rather than promote a single stablecoin. The shift follows changes in its business structure, including discussions with banks and tech firms on stablecoin issuance and a partnership with M0.
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Games & Commerce
Nexthrus posts 11.6 billion won Q1 revenue, up 76 percent, driven by games, AI and blockchain
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Crypto
Nexthrus partners with Worldpay to expand Cross Shop global payments infrastructure
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Crypto
Solana unveils enterprise blockchain platform with Mastercard, Western Union among participants