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FINTET Platform based in US Sofi (Sofi) On Wednesday, he said he would introduce international transfers via blockchain and stablecoins and allow users to invest this year in cryptocurrencies, settling on his promised pressure on digital assets.
The upcoming remittance service will allow users to send us dollars and select Stablecoins to recipients abroad with “well -known” blockchain networks processing transactions, allowing the sending of funds, transferred to local currencies and quickly stored to recipients’ accounts, press release.
The company says it will be significantly cheaper and faster than traditional methods such as wire transfers or banking remittings.
The company also launches crypto business services and allows users to buy, sell and organize major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin
and Ethereum’s Ether at the end of this year.
Future services could include withdrawal, lending against cryptocurrencies, and providing blockchain technological infrastructure to third parties through the Sofi Galileo platform, the company said.
These steps come as CEO Anthony Noto shared plans at the beginning of this year to re -enter the Kryptopooin after suspension of services related to digital asset in 2023 to obtain a banking license in the previous administrative regulatory environment against the crypto. This change is supported by the recent instructions of the Currency Supervisor, which allows national authorized banks to offer a cryptal custody and stable -related service.
“The future of financial services is completely rediscovered through innovations in crypto, digital assets and blockchain,” said noto in the state. “We accelerate our efforts to give members more selection and more control, whether they invest, send money across the borders or plan their future.”
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