Moneygram Debuts Stablecoin-Powered Cross-Border Transactions in Latam
Moneygram, a remittance industry giant, is gearing up to include stablecoin-powered operations for its cross-border transactions in Latam, adopting USDC in collaboration with Crossmint. The move aims to cut costs and ret...
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