Citi Goes Crypto: Bank Teams Up With Coinbase to Pilot Stablecoin Transfers
Wall Street just got a little more onchain—Citi is teaming up with Coinbase to explore stablecoin payments for its institutional clients. Citigroup Inc. and Coinbase Global Inc. are joining forces to pilot stablecoin pay...
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