Key Highlights
- Stable Sea’s ridiculous settlement system now weds dLocal’s 40‑country payment ropes.
- Primarily for B2B deals where the only thing moving is money-and spreadsheets.
In a world where everyone pretends to understand blockchain, Stable Sea and dLocal have decided to play matchmaker. The pair is venting their pride by promising that international companies can now send their millions through digital tokens and then let local banks do the heavy lifting.
According to the genteel unveiling, the collaboration weaves Stable Sea’s stablecoin tower with dLocal’s “bullet‑proof” connectivity. The plan: give businesses the illusion of a painless cross‑border hustle while actually letting bankers keep the paperwork.
Stitching Stablecoins to Old‑School Payment Lanes
With the new setup, merchants on Stable Sea get to play hopscotch with the crypto ladder and then answer the phone to an actual bank this time. Fingers crossed, the process remains faster, cheaper, and more predictable-optimistic prophecy at its finest.
Tanner Taddeo, the real CEO (and Chief “We’re All Cool” Officer), mused: “By partnering with dLocal, we’re marrying the best of stablecoin rails with top‑notch local payment infrastructure. It’s how international payments should look by 2026.” He probably never imagined anyone would spill out their well‑fit pessimism.
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2026-02-24 17:24