
Practical writing for founders who get paid across borders: stablecoin rails, virtual accounts, and the operational details that decide whether you keep the money.
How a business converts USDC and USDT to fiat: KYB requirements, three routes compared, paying suppliers straight from the stablecoin balance, and records your accountant will accept.
The GENIUS Act is law; the CLARITY Act is stalled in the Senate. What each law does, why they matter far beyond the US, and what changes for businesses that get paid in stablecoins.
Four ways to cash out USDT to a bank account: exchanges, Tether's own redemption (and why it's not for you), P2P, and off-ramp services, with real fees, network costs, and risks.
Three ways to convert USDC to US dollars in a real bank account: an exchange like Coinbase, Circle redemption, or an off-ramp service — with the fees, timing, and what to do without a US bank.
We're updating our Terms of Service on 1 July 2026: custodial wallets through our MiCA-compliant partner Bridge, plus Travel Rule data handling and Strong Customer Authentication.
The BIS Annual Economic Report 2026 says stablecoins fail three tests of money: singleness, elasticity, integrity. What it means for businesses, and why the critique argues for a compliant ramp.
Can you use PayPal in Nigeria? Yes: you can sign up and send, and since the 2026 Paga partnership, finally receive and withdraw to naira. Here's how, what it costs, and a cheaper way to get paid.
Cash App explained: what it is, who owns it, how it works, and the catch nobody mentions. It's US-only since leaving the UK in 2024, so here's what to use abroad instead.
Tether and the Government of Georgia announced GEL₮, a stablecoin of the lari. Why a government and its central bank building on stablecoin rails is good news for cross-border business.
How non-resident businesses get GBP account details with a UK sort code and account number, and receive pounds from abroad on Faster Payments without a UK address or branch visit.
Stripe, Visa, and Mastercard are reportedly building a shared stablecoin platform. What it means, why card networks building on stablecoins matters, and what it changes for cross-border business.
A practical guide for dev shops in emerging markets on getting paid by US-based clients without losing days to FX, wire fees, and rejected wires.
A euro stablecoin backed by 37 banks (Qivalis) is coming. What a euro stablecoin is, why regulated banks building one matters, and what it means for cross-border business.
Opening a bank account in Mexico as a foreign business means a local entity, an RFC, and a branch visit. Here's what it actually takes, and how to get pesos in and dollars held without it.