MoneyGram just dropped a partnership that could reshape how money moves globally. They're teaming up with Fireblocks—yeah, the stablecoin infrastructure heavyweight—to build something interesting.
What's the play here? Basically slashing payment costs and speeding things up. We're talking real-time treasury ops across borders, powered by stablecoin rails instead of the usual SWIFT headaches. For anyone who's waited days for an international wire, you know why this matters.
Fireblocks brings serious crypto custody and settlement tech to the table. MoneyGram brings reach—over 200 countries and territories. Together? Could mean your grandma in Manila gets remittances in minutes, not days, with fees that don't eat half the transfer.
The bigger picture: traditional finance isn't just watching crypto anymore. They're building on it.
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 6h ago
Damn, is MoneyGram really getting into this? The SWIFT system should have been blown up a long time ago.
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This partnership looks promising, but the key is whether the stablecoin infrastructure can actually be implemented, not just another PPT project.
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Good attitude, let's wait and see what the remittance user experience is like in the Philippines.
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Traditional finance finally isn't pretending anymore, they're just using it directly, haha.
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Can the fees really be cut in half? I'm a bit skeptical, I've seen a lot of this kind of news.
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This is what stablecoins should look like—actual real-world application.
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Over 200 countries... If this really works, it would be a game changer for cross-border payments.
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Fireblocks played this hand smart. Let's see how MoneyGram integrates this architecture.
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 15h ago
ngl this Fireblocks collab is the real deal, TradFi is finally dropping the act and getting onboard
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Wait, can grandma in the Philippines really get her money instantly via MoneyGram? Feels like that’s still a bit iffy...
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Traditional finance is starting to copy our homework hahaha, SWIFT is about to be obsolete
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Sounds nice, but will it really be implemented or will it just end up being another centralized custody trap like Coinbase...
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Over 200 countries... at this rate, stablecoins might really become global currency?
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What I care about is whether fees can actually be cut in half, hope it’s not just another marketing gimmick
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Is Fireblocks really that solid? Never heard of them having any major issues
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If this isn’t just a pilot and it actually works, then this is a real revolution
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RektRecovery
· 15h ago
ngl, heard this one before. trad finance "finally embracing crypto" while building their own walled gardens. watch the custody explode in 3... 2...
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LayerHopper
· 15h ago
Haha, traditional finance is finally dropping the act and going on-chain directly.
MoneyGram just dropped a partnership that could reshape how money moves globally. They're teaming up with Fireblocks—yeah, the stablecoin infrastructure heavyweight—to build something interesting.
What's the play here? Basically slashing payment costs and speeding things up. We're talking real-time treasury ops across borders, powered by stablecoin rails instead of the usual SWIFT headaches. For anyone who's waited days for an international wire, you know why this matters.
Fireblocks brings serious crypto custody and settlement tech to the table. MoneyGram brings reach—over 200 countries and territories. Together? Could mean your grandma in Manila gets remittances in minutes, not days, with fees that don't eat half the transfer.
The bigger picture: traditional finance isn't just watching crypto anymore. They're building on it.