Stables and Mansa announced a strategic alliance aimed at resolving the fragmented stablecoin infrastructure across Asia, a region that accounts for 60% of global stablecoin flows yet where only 1% of local banks support this technology. The gap affects 150 local currencies and severely limits the ability of fintechs and developers to operate efficiently across the region.
The partnership establishes a dedicated liquidity layer for Stables’ fiat-USDT corridors, enabling high-volume transactions to settle instantly without relying on the region’s fragmented traditional banking system. Mansa will provide the short-term liquidity that keeps those corridors operational, backed by a track record of $394 million processed across more than 40 currency pairs since its August 2024 launch.
Stables currently processes over $1.5 billion in annualized payment volume through a single API covering compliance, banking, and settlement. The platform holds licenses in Australia, Europe, and Canada, and fully manages its clients’ regulatory stack, including identity verification, sanctions screening, and travel rule requirements.
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