Crypto company Ripple has reportedly applied for a national banking license as it seeks to expand its role in cross-border payments and digital asset services. According to a report by The Wall Street ...

The national trust charter that it is seeking is regulated by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) and will allow Circle to offer custodial services for a complete set of digital assets ...

“Working with Circle will provide real-time, 24/7 funding for our Members, with the speed of USDC settlement, as we look to further accelerate cross-border payments innovation.” ...

The company lists some 28 “design partners” for the new venture, including processors like Nuvei Corp. and dLocal Ltd. “Circle Payments Network is a foundational layer for the always-on economy — ...

Circle Internet Group Inc. is launching a payments network designed to allow financial institutions and technology firms to settle cross-border transactions in stablecoins.

Circle and Onafriq partner to reduce Africa’s $5 billion cross-border payment costs by integrating USDC into Onafriq’s pan-African financial network.

Bitso is integrating Circle’s payment system to make it easier and more secure for Mexican residents and businesses to execute cross-border payments to and from the U.S., the company said Thursday.