Thunes, the Smart Superhighway to move money around the world, today announced a strategic collaboration with Circle, a global digital financial firm and the issuer of stablecoins USDC and EURC through its regulated entities, to accelerate innovation in stablecoin liquidity management.
The alliance empowers Members of Thunes’ Direct Global Network to fund and execute cross-border transactions using USDC, enabling faster transfers in mere seconds, seven days a week. The use of USDC settlements boosts liquidity and reduces capital costs for Thunes’ Members.
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“Circle’s collaboration with Thunes demonstrates the transformative power of digital dollars to enable secure, transparent money movement at the speed of the internet. USDC makes seamless cross-border transactions easier for companies and individuals, unlocking new economic opportunities and reducing friction in global financial transactions.”
Regulated stablecoins, such as USDC1, are upgrading the financial and payments ecosystem, acting as a bridge between traditional fiat currencies and digital assets. They offer a reliable medium for enhancing liquidity in payments, mitigating volatility, and facilitating seamless, near-instantaneous transactions across global markets. Such stablecoins leverage the speed, immutability and traceability advantages of blockchain technology, making them a new financial tool for businesses and individuals.
As an early adopter of this transformative technology, Thunes will use the power of stablecoins to optimize cross-border transactions and deliver faster, more cost-effective payment solutions and new opportunities for growth to Members of its Direct Global Network.
Floris de Kort, Thunes’ CEO said: “At Thunes, we are constantly innovating to ensure our Direct Global Network is accessible, fast, safe, and cost-effective. Settlements made with stablecoins provide exactly these four things. Working with Circle will provide real-time, 24/7 funding for our Members, with the speed of USDC settlement, as we look to further accelerate cross-border payments innovation.”
“Partnering with Thunes is an exciting expansion for USDC as a reliable and efficient cross-border payments settlement solution,” said Jeremy Allaire, co-founder and CEO of Circle. “Circle’s collaboration with Thunes demonstrates the transformative power of digital dollars to enable secure, transparent money movement at the speed of the internet. USDC makes seamless cross-border transactions easier for companies and individuals, unlocking new economic opportunities and reducing friction in global financial transactions.”
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