Tether USDT is now on Kaia Blockchain

Tether USDT is now on Kaia Blockchain

Tether, has deployed natively Tether’s USD₮ on the Kaia blockchain, a layer 1 blockchain that exclusively powers the Web3 Mini Dapp accessible within LINE Messenger by LINE NEXT. Kaia’s DLT Foundation is also registered in the UAE at ADGM.

As per the announcement, the collaboration is expected to deliver USD stablecoin offerings to more than 200 million Asia’s mainstream LINE users, enhancing the everyday application of digital assets. USD₮ will be supported across LINE’s messenger-based Mini Dapp platform and self-custodial wallet infrastructure. As a result, by launching USD₮ on Kaia’s rapidly growing Web3 ecosystem, Tether broadens access to stable transactions of the world’s largest stablecoin to LINE’s 200 million monthly active user base. Meaning, users will be able to utilize USD₮ across Mini Dapps for in-app payments, cross-border transfers, and decentralized finance (DeFi) activities, all within the familiar LINE environment.

LINE NEXT Inc. is LINE’s venture dedicated to developing and expanding the Web3 ecosystem. Currently, Kaia is exclusively powering the Mini Dapp and Dapp Portal ecosystem accessible within LINE Messenger.

Mini Dapps built on the Kaia blockchain are set to introduce a wide range of features powered by USD₮, offering users a seamless digital asset experience within LINE Messenger.

Key features of LINE NEXT’s USD₮ initiatives include rewards, where users can complete missions within various Mini Dapps and receive rewards in USD₮. In addition, users can conveniently send and receive USD₮ with friends directly through the in-app wallet on LINE Messenger, as well as integration of USDT into Mini Dapp is under consideration.

Among digital assets, USD₮ is widely used stablecoins by investors in cryptocurrency transactions, thanks to its price stability, high liquidity, and flexible convertibility. USD₮ is also widely supported by popular wallets such as Trust Wallet, Metamask, and locally used exchange wallets in Vietnam such as Remitano, ONUS.

“Tether’s native launch on Kaia is another step toward making stablecoins accessible to millions of mainstream users,” said Paolo Ardoino, Tether’s CEO. “Through LINE NEXT’s trusted blockchain infrastructure, over 200 million LINE users will now have a straightforward way to engage with digital assets in everyday life. Tether’s expansion to Kaia underscores its commitment to fostering stablecoin adoption across Asia and beyond.”

“Tether’s decision to natively launch USD₮ on Kaia will accelerate the spread of high-end USD-backed stablecoins in Asia, furthering our hybrid payment solutions in collaboration with LINE NEXT,” said Dr. Sam Seo, Chairman of Kaia DLT Foundation. “With the lowest transaction latency among EVM chains and immediate finality, Kaia’s USD₮ will provide the fastest, easiest, and most reliable user experience available across platforms such as LINE, DeFi, and CEXs.”

“LINE NEXT’s adoption of USD₮ will help establish a dollar-based gateway in Asia,” said Youngsu Ko, CEO of LINE NEXT. “By integrating stablecoin-powered services, we aim to bring Web3 services closer to users’ everyday experience.”
Positioned as a strategic gateway for USD-backed stablecoins in Asia, Kaia and LINE NEXT aim to facilitate the widespread circulation of USD₮ and lay the groundwork for USD₮-enabled Web3 services in the region.

The integration of Tether’s market leading stablecoin into Kaia’s robust blockchain and DeFi ecosystem streamlines on/offramps for fiat-to-digital asset conversion and helps drive LINE NEXT’s broader Web3 ambitions.

UK crypto broker DKK Digital receives license in UAE

UK crypto broker DKK Digital receives license in UAE

DKK Digital FZE, a Dubai based subsidiary of DKK Partners based in London, has secured full regulatory approval from the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) to operate as a licensed Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) Broker/Dealer as it plans to scale its operations across the Middle East.

As per the announcement, DKK Digital is now authorized to offer a comprehensive suite of regulated digital asset services, including fiat on/off ramp infrastructure and liquidity provision for stablecoins such as Electronic Dirham (EAED), USD Tether (USDT), USD Coin (USDC), and Ripple USD (XRP).

Khalid Talukder, Co-Founder & CEO of DKK Digital commented, “Receiving full regulatory approval from VARA is a major milestone for DKK Digital and a strong validation of our commitment to building within a compliant and forward-thinking framework while contributing to Dubai’s vision as a global hub for blockchain and Web3 innovation. This license enables us to officially operate as a regulated Broker/Dealer VASP and further strengthens our ability to deliver secure, institutional-grade digital asset solutions across the region and beyond.”

The firm’s approval also reinforces its capacity to build robust partnerships with banks, fintech companies and financial institutions across the regions, enabling regulated services for cross-border settlements, FX markets and treasury operations.

This week alone in the UAE, several crypto brokers and exchanges such as Gate.io and Bitgo both receiving licenses from VARA adding to the already competitive crypto exchange market.

stablecoin issuer, Circle receives preliminary regulatory approval in UAE

stablecoin issuer, Circle receives preliminary regulatory approval in UAE

Circle Internet Group, Inc., a stablecoin market leader and issuer of USDC stablecoin has received In-Principle Approval (IPA) from the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of ADGM in the UAE to operate as a money services provider.

The initial approval will allow Circle once fully licensed to offer compliant digital finance solutions across UAE. Circle seeks to secure a Financial Services Permission (FSP) under ADGM’s progressive regulatory framework.

In 2024 Circle’s incorporated its entity in ADGM.

Jeremy Allaire, Co Founder, Chairman and CEO of Circle noted, that the UAE was paving the way for responsible innovators to built the internet financial system. He noted, “This IPA from ADGM advances our strategy to establish deep roots in markets embracing the onchain economy, creating new pathways for investment and innovation in the region. It also underscores Circle’s enduring commitment to global stablecoin oversight—strengthening trust, compliance, and adoption worldwide, while laying a resilient foundation for the internet financial system.”

“We are excited about Circle’s contribution to ADGM’s dynamic ecosystem leveraging their regulatory-first approach, commitment to innovation, and global credibility in the stablecoin space,” said Arvind Ramamurthy, Chief of Market Development at ADGM. “Their presence aligns with ADGM’s position as a hub for innovation, offering a robust regulatory environment for the growth of next-generation financial services. We look forward to working with Circle as they expand their operations and contribute to the advancement of digital finance in the UAE.”

Dante Disparte, Chief Strategy Officer & Head of Global Policy and Operations at Circle. stated, “Circle continues to demonstrate how trusted infrastructure, built on rigorous compliance and transparency, can advance the safe adoption of stablecoins worldwide. This moment reinforces our belief that regulation is not a constraint on innovation, but its most powerful catalyst.”

The announcement comes a day after FAB Bank in UAE announced it would be issuing an AED stablecoin.

Tether was also the first global stablecoin issuer to announce it was seeking a license in UAE from the Central Bank to launch its AED stablecoin.

Bahrain Singapore Gulf Bank offers crypto off and on ramping to retail clients

Bahrain Singapore Gulf Bank offers crypto off and on ramping to retail clients

Singapore Gulf Bank (SGB) based in Bahrain, has launched its personal banking services, and will enable instant movement between crypto and fiat via top licensed exchanges with instant off and on ramping.

Backed by Bahrain’s sovereign wealth fund Mumtalakat and Whampoa Group, SGB is the only licensed bank in the MENA region to provide global clients with remote onboarding and integrated access to both conventional and digital finance. This expansion follows strong demand for SGB’s corporate banking services and addresses long-standing pain points for globally connected customers.

SGB will offer unified access to crypto and fiat and enable instant movement between crypto and fiat via top licensed exchanges.
Instant on- and off-ramping. It will also offer direct integration with regulated exchanges allows real-time, secure conversion between digital and fiat currencies.

The bank aims to simplify cross border payments, whether via wire transfers, crypto rails or SGB-issued cards making international transactions for business, travel, education are effortless.


From high-yield savings accounts to exclusive opportunities across Asia and MENA, clients can manage both traditional and digital assets through one trusted platform.

SGB began offering services in Bahrain and sought to acquire stablecoin company

In November 2024, Singapore Gulf Bank, announced it was in talks with a Middle East sovereign wealth fund to raise $50 million to acquire a stablecoin payments company in 2025 either in the Middle East or Europe.

SGB started its operations in Bahrain serving corporate customers with digital banking services, noting that it would be extending its digital banking services to individual clients by the end of 2024. The bank added that SGB would provide a real-time settlement network, digital assets custody and intuitive trading solutions, all underpinned by robust AML/KYC measures.

In Saudi Arabia a new digital bank called D360 has received regulatory approval from the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) becoming third digital bank in KSA. D360 will be established with a capital of SAR 1.65 billion ($440 million) through a consortium of individual and corporate investors, with the Public Investment Fund as one of the key investors. It will be led by Derayah Financial Company.

With the latest addition of D360, there are 35 licensed banks in Saudi Arabia at present, including 11 local banks, three local digital banks, and 21 foreign bank branches. There are also 19 licensed fintech companies that provide payment services, consumer microfinance and electronic insurance brokerage.

Sonic Labs plans to launch algorithmic AED stablecoin denominated in USD

Sonic Labs plans to launch algorithmic AED stablecoin denominated in USD

A day after the UAE launched its digital dirham CBDC noting that it would be available to retail consumers by the end of 2025, Sonic Labs, an EVM Layer 1 platform that offers DeFi solutions, announced that it would be developing a UAE mathematically bound numerical AED stablecoin which is settled and denominated in USD.

The decision also seems to stems from the full draft of the STABLE Act by Congress for clearer oversight. According to the text, lawmakers are pushing for a two-year moratorium on algorithmic stablecoin.

As such Sonic Labs no longer wants to develop a US dollar pegged algorithmic stablecoin but an AED one. On March 22, Sonic Labs co-founder Andre Cronje said the company was working on a US dollar-pegged algorithmic stablecoin with an annual percentage rate (APR) of up to 23%.

But now Andre Cronje, Co Founder of Sonic Labs, and the Chief Technology Officer of the company stated on X, “We will no longer be releasing a USD based algorithmic stable coin. Completely unrelated, we will be releasing a mathematically bound numerical Dirham which is settled and denominated in USD, which is definitely not a USD based algorithmic stable coin.”

The UAE had enacted its stablecoin regulations back in 2024, allowing for regulated AED stablecoins to be used as a legal tender for the purchasing of goods and services, while allowing non AED stablecoins that had received regulatory approvals in the UAE to be used for the purchase of virtual assets and other crypto assets.

However the Central Bank of UAE strictly forbids the use of algorithmic stablecoins or crypto in any form.

This has pushed stablecoin issuers such as Tether to see a license for an AED backed stablecoin. Additionally the first AED regulated stablecoin, AE Coin from MBANK received a license. While Arab Financial Services (AFS), regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain and Egypt, also holding a retail payment license in the UAE has partnered with Ternoa Blockchain to launch stablecoin and crypto payments across POS ( Point of Service) counters for UAE merchants. The partnership will expand across the GCC.

Even Zand, a UAE digital Bank is also seeking to launch an AED stablecoin.

So it will be interesting to see how Sonic Labs will develop this mathematically bound numerical Dirham AED stablecoin and how it will work.

In December 2024, Sonic Labs launched its Sonic mainnet, an EVM-compatible layer-1 blockchain platform that offers developers attractive incentives and powerful infrastructure. With 10,000 transactions per second (TPS), sub-second finality, and a native, decentralized gateway to Ethereum, Sonic empowers developers to build the next generation of applications on unparalleled infrastructure and liquidity.

Mesh launches crypto payment app on Shopify Store

Mesh launches crypto payment app on Shopify Store

Mesh, a global crypto payments network, has launched a crypto payments app on the Shopify App Store, enabling millions of Shopify merchants to seamlessly accept crypto payments and settle transactions in stablecoins like USDC, USDT, and PYUSD.

The company also partnered with UAE regulated CoinMENA, crypto broker in 2024 to make it easier to trade crypto assets, without the hassle of entering long crypto addresses, QR codes or seed phrases.

Mesh’s crypto payments app allows merchants to tap into the rapidly growing digital asset economy while eliminating volatility concerns. Whether customers pay using Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Solana, they can simply connect their exchange accounts or wallets to Shopify, while merchants receive stable assets.

“This milestone represents another step forward in our mission to enable frictionless, borderless commerce powered by digital assets,” said Bam Azizi, CEO and Co-Founder of Mesh. “With global stablecoin usage soaring and crypto payments becoming more mainstream, we’re making it easier than ever for merchants to participate in this growing economy.”

PawCo Foods, pioneers in premium, healthy dog nutrition, is among the company’s first launch partners. Their Shopify store is already offering crypto payments through Mesh, making it easier for pet parents to provide their pups with healthy, delicious meals.

“We’re excited to be among the first to integrate Mesh’s crypto payments solution,” said Dr. Mahsa Vazin, CEO and Founder of PawCo. “As innovators in pet nutrition, we’re always looking for ways to enhance our customers’ experience. Offering crypto payment options aligns with our forward-thinking approach and makes it easier for dog parents everywhere to access our products.”

Mesh’s direct integration with Shopify brings its patent-pending SmartFunding technology to millions of merchants worldwide through the new app. This ensures that while customers pay with any crypto they hold, merchants receive stable assets without volatility concerns. The result is a frictionless experience with no extra steps or manual conversions – just instant, secure, and efficient transactions.


UAE venture studio Code & State raises $3 million to invest in stablecoin startups

UAE venture studio Code & State raises $3 million to invest in stablecoin startups

UAE venture studio, Code & State, specializing in stablecoin innovation, has raised $3 million to support the next wave of stablecoin startups. The funding round, backed by Warburg Serres and KR1, will be used to incubate projects focused on expanding real-world adoption of stablecoins.

Warburg Serres and KR1, both known for their early-stage investments in crypto and Web3, bring deep expertise and strategic networks to Code & State’s mission. Their backing reinforces the growing belief that stablecoins will play a pivotal role in global finance over the next decade.

Cédric Waldburger, a founding investor in Liquity (LUSD stablecoin), and Code & State sees stablecoins as a transformative force in global finance. “We believe that the total market cap of stablecoins will 10x in the next five years to over 1.5 trillion dollars,” said Waldburger, emphasizing the sector’s immense growth potential.

Artia Moghbel, former COO at Dfinity (Internet Computer Protocol) and Co-Founder at Code & State, who brings years of experience in scaling Web3 ventures highlights the unique advantage of the firm’s niche approach: “Our clear focus on stablecoin ventures creates network effects for all our in-house ventures.”

The studio provides capital, mentorship, and infrastructure to startups solving key challenges in the stablecoin space, from payment systems and remittances to compliance and security.

Code & State is now actively seeking entrepreneurs-in-residence (EIRs) to develop new stablecoin-focused ventures within the studio. Selected founders will receive hands-on support, funding, and access to a network of leading investors and industry experts. The program is designed to fast-track innovative projects from concept to market-ready solutions, ensuring that new startups have the best possible chance of success. Application details can be found on the Code & State website.

The UAE is witnessing a foray of stablecoin issuers as well as merchants who want to work with stablecoins, especially after the Central Bank of UAE passed its stablecoin regulation in 2024. Already AE Coin has received a license to offer an AED backed stablecoin, while Tether is still working on its license.

Entities such as the Arab Financial Services (AFS), regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain and Egypt, also holding a retail payment license in the UAE has partnered with Ternoa Blockchain to launch stablecoin and crypto payments across POS ( Point of Service) counters for UAE merchants. The partnership will expand across the GCC.

AFS to offer stablecoin payment platform for merchants in UAE

AFS to offer stablecoin payment platform for merchants in UAE

Arab Financial Services (AFS), regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain and Egypt, also holding a retail payment license in the UAE has partnered with Ternoa Blockchain to launch stablecoin and crypto payments across POS ( Point of Service) counters for UAE merchants. The partnership will expand across the GCC.

Ternoa, is a fast, secure & cost-efficient PayFi network that is designed to onboard billions of retail customers into crypto. Ternoa as per the announcement will use decentralized consumer finance protocol, Athar, a secure and cost-efficient PayFi network to onboard UAE merchants into the crypto and stablecoin era. Athar will enable stablecoin payments at Point-of-Sales (PoS) terminals.

AFS is owned by a total of 37 banks and financial institutions and services over 60 banks in more than 20 countries across the Middle East and African region.

The Athar protocol will make crypto payments easier and more accessible for every day transactions with AFS deploying the Athar solution for merchants in UAE.

Samer Soliman, AFS CEO noted that AFS is committed to driving innovation in the payments industry and expanding access to seamless, secure, and future-ready solutions.

He stated, “By integrating stablecoins and decentralized finance, we are unlocking new possibilities for merchants and consumers across the UAE, paving the way for the broader adoption of digital payments in the region.”

Ternoa CEO, Mr. Mickael Canu added, “The next big step for blockchain and digital finance is making it useful in everyday life. The payments and financial services industries are massive and bringing them onto Ethereum will open up exciting new possibilities. Our partnership using Athar with AFS will make digital payments faster, more secure, and accessible.”

AFS received UAE Retail Payment Service License in 2024

AFS recently made a strategic expansion into the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The move followed the successful acquisition of a Retail Payment Services License – Category II from the Central Bank of the UAE by Arab Financial Services L.L.C, allowing AFS to introduce a comprehensive suite of innovative and secure payment solutions tailored to the country’s dynamic financial landscape.

At the time Soliman noted that the license was a pivotal juncture in their regional expansion strategy. He noted that they were excited to launch innovative payment solutions in the country.

“Expanding into the UAE is a tremendous opportunity for us to bring our market-leading payment and fintech capabilities to a country that values innovation and security in digital financial services,” said Rizwan Khan, Managing Director for AFS UAE and Oman. “We are delighted to partner with local businesses and regulatory bodies to help nurture an inclusive digital ecosystem that meets the fast-evolving needs of the UAE and contribute to strengthening the country’s standing as a global fintech hub.”

UAE Central Bank passed stablecoin payments regulations

The UAE Central Bank in 2024 passed its stablecoin payment regulations that allowed regulated AED-backed stablecoins to be used inside the country for the purchase of products and services.

UAE based MANSA raises $10 million led by Tether

UAE based MANSA raises $10 million led by Tether

UAE based MANSA, a fintech innovator in cross-border payments, has raised $10 million in its recent funding round led by Tether, the creator of USDT stablecoin. MANSA aims to alleviate liquidity challenges for payment companies worldwide.

The company’s stablecoin-based solution offers payment providers in emerging and mature markets a flexible and reliable way to manage liquidity challenges in cross-border payments.

MANSA raised $3 million in a pre-seed funding round led by Tether and co-led by Polymorphic Capital with participation from other prominent investors, including Octerra Capital, Faculty Group, and Trive Digital. The fintech company has secured an additional $7 million in liquidity funding from institutions, including corporate investors, quantitative funds, and alternative investment firms.

As per the press release the funds will support the company’s further market expansion into Latin America and Southeast Asia, alongside the rollout of bespoke liquidity and ancillary solutions tailored to address complex cross-border payments needs.

“Securing $10 million in pre-seed and liquidity funding marks a significant milestone in our mission to transform the way money moves. By bringing payments on-chain and leveraging efficient liquidity solutions, we are addressing critical challenges in cross-border transactions—making payments faster, cheaper, and more reliable worldwide” said Mouloukou Sanoh, CEO and Co-Founder of MANSA. “This funding accelerates our global expansion, enabling us to empower payment companies with seamless, real-time settlement infrastructure and drive the future of payments”

Since its launch in August 2024, MANSA has gained traction by building partnerships with major payment companies across Africa, Asia, and South America. These strategic alliances have contributed to the proliferation of its instant liquidity solutions, resulting in $27 million in transaction volume to date, with nearly $11 million in on-chain transaction volume in January – reflecting a 574% growth from August 2024. MANSA leverages stablecoins, thereby reducing settlement delays and transaction costs, and giving payment providers the resources to scale their operations efficiently.

“MANSA’s vision for addressing liquidity challenges in cross-border payments aligns with our mission to create a more efficient and inclusive financial system. By leveraging USDT for real-time settlements and instant payouts, MANSA is solving critical pain points for payment companies operating in emerging markets. We are proud to collaborate with MANSA and support their efforts to reshape global payment infrastructure.” said Paolo Ardoino, CEO of Tether.

The newly secured funds will be instrumental in its strategic expansion into Latin America and Southeast Asia – regions where liquidity challenges hinder cross-border transactions. It intends to expand its reach and influence by enabling faster, more affordable payment solutions through scaling its liquidity infrastructure and developing strategic partnerships.

“Mansa is here to disrupt a massive traditional market with blockchain and the Web3 paradigm. Polymorphic supports extraordinary founders. The Mansa team is up to this incredible challenge. stated Vitaly Spassky, Managing Partner, Polymorphic Capital

“We invested in MANSA because of their bold, diverse, high-caliber team of visionary founders addressing critical challenges faced by payments companies in Emerging Markets. We firmly believe that decentralized finance and asset tokenization are game-changing frontier technologies. With immense market potential in emerging economies, MANSA is uniquely positioned to drive transformative impact and bridge the credit gap across Africa.” added, Ashim Egunjobi, Managing Partner, Octerra Capital

Limited a premium global banking service for stablecoin holders has raised $3 million

Limited a premium global banking service for stablecoin holders has raised $3 million

Founded by Hussein Ahmed originally from Egypt, Limited, a next-generation fintech startup offering stablecoin-based premium global banking services, has raised a $3 million pre-seed funding round led by Third Prime, with participation from The House Fund and Arche Capital.

As per the press release, the company, aims to transform how businesses and consumers worldwide interact with money by merging the best of crypto technology with the familiarity of traditional banking—minus the institutional vulnerabilities seen in failing banks or centralized exchanges.
Stablecoins have seen meteoric growth in recent years, with on-chain transaction volumes exceeding $12 trillion in 2024, far outpacing major payment networks like Visa. By placing assets in self-custody wallets, Limited users retain complete control of their funds—safeguarding them from the risks of bank collapses or platform failures.

“We believe financial services, while sometimes perceived as boring or soulless, are deeply personal,” said Hussein Ahmed, Limited’s founder and CEO. “Money is a huge part of our lives—both for businesses and individuals—and should be managed thoughtfully and elegantly. We took the best aspects of stablecoins—speed, low cost, self-custody—and merged them with a user experience similar to, and even better than, traditional banks, so our customers can stay protected, enjoy global access, and avoid the pitfalls of failed institutions.”

Third Prime, a New York and Nashville-based venture capital firm whose portfolio includes prominent fintech and crypto players like Circle, Chime, Octane, Kafene and Yellow Card led the $3 million round.

Its Co-founder and General Partner, Wes Barton, underscored the timing, “Limited’s unique approach—secure self-custody stablecoins, global banking accessibility, and a frictionless user experience—aligns perfectly with our thesis that the future of finance is decentralized, trusted, and user-centric. We have seen Hussein’s track record in building great products, and we’re convinced Limited can reshape global financial services.”

Co-leading the round with Third Prime is The House Fund, a UC Berkeley–focused venture firm founded by Jeremy Fiance—who was also an early investor in Hussein’s previous venture, Oxygen—alongside other prominent crypto and FinTech founders. Hussein originally founded Oxygen and grew it to over one million accounts. While Oxygen focused on the U.S. market leveraging traditional banking rails, Limited takes that vision a step further by integrating stablecoins and self-custody into the day-to-day global banking experience.

“We’ve witnessed Hussein’s drive to simplify complex finance solutions throughout his time at UC Berkeley Haas and with Oxygen,” said Jeremy. “Limited brings accessibility, security, and speed to a global audience.” The House Fund has also backed leading AI and FinTech infrastructure innovators, including Databricks, Perplexity, and Flexport.

Arche Capital, backed by major LPs with a focus on the intersection of crypto and fintech, also participated in the raise.

“Limited combines stability, transparency, and practical innovation to solve a critical challenge in global finance,” said Vanessa Grellet. “While many solutions remain fragmented and complicated, Limited stands out by making cross-border transactions faster, more affordable, and truly self-directed,” added William Wolf.

Inspired in part by the American Express model, Limited offers premium Visa and MasterCard options worldwide, their own, spanning White, Silver, and Gold tiers, and also enables co-branded card programs for brands seeking a global footprint. This approach lets partners easily design, launch, and fully manage customized cards that significantly boost customer engagement and loyalty—unlike typical co-branded offerings that are restricted to local or regional deployments.

Limited caters to high-end users. The Limited Gold Card comes with 24/7 global concierge services, exclusive perks like complimentary breakfasts at luxury hotels (including the Ritz-Carlton and Mandarin Oriental), free rental days at Hertz, and top-tier travel experiences that rival the best in the market. Simultaneously, the company supports instant, near-zero-fee cross-border payments in over 140 countries, using more than 300 local payment methods (such as WeChat, Pix, SPEI, GrabPay, and others) across 80 currencies.

Limited operates globally—excluding sanctioned and restricted jurisdictions—and aims to position itself as the go-to solution for businesses, entrepreneurs, and individual customers seeking a stable and efficient alternative to conventional banking.