MiCA's Transitional Period Has Ended: What It Means for Businesses Holding Non-Compliant Stablecoins
MiCA's transitional period for crypto-asset service providers ended on 1 July 2026. From July 2026 there is no grandfathering exemption, and a stablecoin from any issuer without EU authorisation is an unregulated counterparty.
Pay-by-Bank Plus Stablecoin Settlement: A Payment Chain Without Card Networks or Correspondent Banks
Cards charge 1.5–3.5% before chargebacks and refunds. Pay-by-bank with stablecoin settlement removes the card networks from the chain entirely. A breakdown of where the cost goes and where the savings come from.
Why the Africa-Europe Trade Corridor Still Runs on a Broken Payment System
The Africa-Europe payment corridor is among the most expensive and slowest in the world. The problem is structural — and it is not getting better on its own.
Stable Mint Is Live: Regulated Stablecoin Payments Infrastructure for European Businesses
Stable Mint is now live — issuing MiCA Title IV compliant electronic money tokens and providing regulated stablecoin payment infrastructure for European businesses.