Minna Bank Launches Solana-Based Stablecoin Project
The post Minna Bank Launches Solana-Based Stablecoin Project appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Minna Bank partners with Fireblocks, Solana Japan to test stablecoins. Project explores stablecoins for payments, trading, RWAs, and Web3 wallets. Cloud-native Minna Bank aims to integrate stablecoins into daily life. Minna Bank, which is Japan’s first fully digital native bank, has announced an exciting new project. The bank will work with Fireblocks, Solana Japan, and TIS Inc to launch a stablecoin issuance technology verification project. In this project, the stability of the coin in making payments on a daily basis, purchasing real-world assets (RWAs), and Web3 wallets will be tested. Minna Bank Joins Fireblocks, Solana to Test Stablecoins in Japan Minna Bank has been paying attention to digital innovations. The bank is partnering with Fireblocks, Solana Japan, and TIS in the expectation that it will make stablecoins a reality experienced by customers and Japanese businesses. This will be possible by scrutinizing the technical and practical functioning of stablecoins with the project. The project will also examine how people can use stablecoins for simple payments, trading, and new digital services. The world is discovering the popularity of stablecoins. Through them, individuals find easy and fast methods of transferring money with no hefty charges that the usual banks attract. The market size of the stablecoins has exceeded 250 billion dollars across the world. The banks in a number of countries are shifting from small pilot usages into larger usages. They desire to increase the speed and decrease the cost of cross-border payments. They are also interested in trying out new means of settling payments on-chain. Japan has been cautious about crypto on many occasions. However, now, there are obvious regulations and greater interest that are opening new doors. Minna Bank would like to be involved with this change. Its new project should assist Japan to follow the global trends and even become…
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Minna Bank partners with Fireblocks, Solana Japan to test stablecoins. Project explores stablecoins for payments, trading, RWAs, and Web3 wallets. Cloud-native Minna Bank aims to integrate stablecoins into daily life. Minna Bank, which is Japan’s first fully digital native bank, has announced an exciting new project. The bank will work with Fireblocks, Solana Japan, and TIS Inc to launch a stablecoin issuance technology verification project. In this project, the stability of the coin in making payments on a daily basis, purchasing real-world assets (RWAs), and Web3 wallets will be tested. Minna Bank Joins Fireblocks, Solana to Test Stablecoins in Japan Minna Bank has been paying attention to digital innovations. The bank is partnering with Fireblocks, Solana Japan, and TIS in the expectation that it will make stablecoins a reality experienced by customers and Japanese businesses. This will be possible by scrutinizing the technical and practical functioning of stablecoins with the project. The project will also examine how people can use stablecoins for simple payments, trading, and new digital services. The world is discovering the popularity of stablecoins. Through them, individuals find easy and fast methods of transferring money with no hefty charges that the usual banks attract. The market size of the stablecoins has exceeded 250 billion dollars across the world. The banks in a number of countries are shifting from small pilot usages into larger usages. They desire to increase the speed and decrease the cost of cross-border payments. They are also interested in trying out new means of settling payments on-chain. Japan has been cautious about crypto on many occasions. However, now, there are obvious regulations and greater interest that are opening new doors. Minna Bank would like to be involved with this change. Its new project should assist Japan to follow the global trends and even become…
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