How stablecoins move from payments to real currency markets. Berhan Kongel is one of nine executives interviewed, alongside leaders from Visa, Ubyx, Borderless, Agora and Qivalis.
“You are buying a currency just like you are buying a phone: who has the supply, who has the demand?”
“A clearing house is a consortium and an agreed rulebook. No single player can change it.”
“They merge. You have to merge them. There is no other way to do it.”
On the convergence of legacy infrastructure and stablecoin rails. The report cites Keyrails' use of its own attested SWIFT data to extend short-term USD credit to importers.
“As long as fiat and stablecoins, and now deposit tokens, live together, there needs to be centralization. You can't escape that.”

Stablecoins make global liquidity programmable, but trade still requires bank-grade settlement, compliant payment records, and real-world payment infrastructure.
Stablecoins are not just a payment innovation. They change how businesses manage liquidity, settlement windows, nostro balances, and treasury operations across borders.
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Institutional rails for stablecoin money
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