Western Union is cooking up something big lately—a prepaid stablecoin card is on the way. Their CFO, Matthew Cagwin, spilled the beans a few days ago at the UBS tech conference, saying this product is specifically aimed at regions with high inflation.

The idea is pretty straightforward: if your local currency is tanking like a roller coaster, holding stablecoins at least helps maintain your purchasing power. Argentina is the classic example—last year, inflation there skyrocketed to outrageous levels, and the peso people held was basically worthless.

If this card actually launches, it could be a solid hedging tool for markets like Latin America and Turkey, where currencies have been depreciating for a long time. But whether Western Union can really pull this off will depend on how regulators in each country view stablecoin payments.