Your local bank shouldn’t limit your global business. Fund locally. Hold dollars. Pay globally. Introducing Stableport. The global digital dollar account for modern businesses.

Democrats wrote more than half of the 635-page CLARITY Act and secured 100+ concessions. Then every single Democrat voted against it. They helped write it. They negotiated it. They shaped it. And then they all voted no. Make it make sense.

🇺🇸USD 🇦🇷ARS 🇧🇴BOB 🇧🇷BRL 🇨🇱CLP 🇨🇴COP 🇲🇽MXN 🇵🇪PEN 🇵🇾PYG 🇺🇾UYU 10 currencies. One global digital dollar account for modern business. Stableport is now live in the US and across LATAM. Fund in USD or local currency. Hold digital dollars. Pay globally. stableport.io

Announcing Stableport Par USD ⇄ USDC at 1:1 For US-based SMBs stableport.io

Proud moment for Stableport as our CEO @JaceCrypto is in the running for two Investec ESEY Awards: The Future of Finance and The Future of Enterprise. #ESEY2026

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Your business is global. Your money should be too. Fund locally in USD, ARS, BRL, COP, MXN, and more. Hold digital dollars and make same-day payments worldwide. One global account for modern businesses.

Payments are the execution layer. Treasury is the strategy.

Global businesses still spend too much time managing where money is. They should be spending that time deciding where to deploy it.

Geography should determine where you do business. Not where your capital flows.

The internet made every business global. Finance still thinks they’re local. That’s why global business is still far harder than it should be.

American commerce, 250 years on: still crossing borders, now settling in stablecoins. Happy Fourth of July! 🇺🇸

We won! 🏆 @StableportX is a winner of the Digital Trust Centre Future Payments Challenge, putting Scottish SMEs on the faster side of global trade. coetrust.com/news/future-pay… Stablecoin rails. No more days of delay or surprise fees. Next stop: Development Phase 👀

Order and “Progress” 🇧🇷 Brazil’s BCB just banned stablecoins from regulated cross-border settlement rails. @StableportX is on it. More to follow.

1. Stablecoin Payments boosted by Stableport On April 20th, Stableport a platform that helps companies pay each other across borders using stablecoins launched It is backed by Polygon to replace slow traditional banking processes Check it out here: stableport.io

The era of “waiting for wire” is over. Stableport delivers stablecoin-powered B2B payments in minutes, not days, across the world’s most critical trade corridors. Moorings cleared. We launch today. Are you on board? stableport.io

I’m seeing so many projects building payment infrastructure with stablecoins… but I still don’t know why this one caught my attention @StableportX We all know that moving money across borders is really slow, expensive, and stressful….. And we also know that traditional payments usually come with high transfer fees, delays from banks, limited business hours, and cross-border frictions In simple words, sending money globally still feels harder than it should And this is where @StableportX comes in to put a stop to that @StableportX seems to be targeting that pain point by focusing on stablecoin-powered payment flows As Polygon described it, they’re helping bring fast, low-cost stablecoin flows worldwide Which is a real problem worth solving Stableport is fixing the pain of paying with stablecoins Stableport is building a blockchain made just for stablecoins, making sending money fast, cheap, and simple instead of traditional bank systems. Which we all know means: • faster transfers (even seconds, not days) • lower fees • easier global payment access • predictable costs, not volatile fees tied to crypto prices Stableport wants to make moving money feel as easy as sending a message, but globally and instantly @StableportX isn’t just for people into crypto, it’s for anyone who sends or receives money internationally, from individuals sending remittances to businesses paying staff or suppliers, developers building payment apps, or financial institutions needing reliable, low-cost rails My honest criticism I like the idea because it solves a clear real-world problem But the hard part is adoption So my question is: why should businesses switch from existing payment providers? That’s where execution matters most The idea is solid Now it all comes down to adoption and execution Because solving the problem is one thing Getting real businesses to trust and switch is where the real test begins

Join @StableportX & @0xPolygon tonight for the definitive closing event of the Digital Asset Summit. 🗽 Taking place just 5 minutes from the Javits Center, we’re hosting an exclusive late-night residency for the industry’s founders, investors, and innovators. 🥂 9pm: Complimentary Happy Hour 🌙 10pm: After Dark Residency Strictly limited capacity. Request access: luma.com/1399t15o?v=2