LATEST: 🏦 U.S. Bank is testing its own stablecoin on the Stellar blockchain in collaboration with PwC and the Stellar Development Foundation, joining the growing list of major banks experimenting with stablecoins. https://t.co/Ed2LOQOJbZ ...

Ho Chi Minh City Department of Finance and Binance signed a MoU on November 26 to support the development of Vietnam’s International Financial Center (IFC) in Ho Chi Minh City. The agreement, signed during the 2025 Autumn Economic Forum, covers cooperation on investor attraction, legal frameworks for digital assets and blockchain, regulatory sandbox initiatives, support for startups and SMEs, and training programs for regulators. https://t.co/KFimFV8UVh ...

U.S. Bank joins the growing list of traditional banking institutions working on stablecoins, testing its own on the Stellar blockchain. https://t.co/XPF9dWLAkN ...

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America's fifth-largest bank US Bancorp tests stablecoin on Stellar https://t.co/PymXVN7W9K ...

According to Bloomberg, U.S. Bancorp is testing its own stablecoin on the Stellar blockchain as part of its broader expansion into digital assets. The bank recently established a digital assets and money movement unit, and Mike Villano, U.S. Bank’s head of digital asset products, noted that Stellar’s asset-freeze capability is a key control feature institutions consider when evaluating on-chain stablecoin adoption. https://t.co/Od7uYv0Syz ...

BNPL firm Klarna announces USD stablecoin on Stripe–Paradigm's Tempo blockchain to cut payment costs https://t.co/ISMHh4UXAW ...

U.S. Bank is joining the stablecoin race among several financial instutitions by testing its own token on the Stellar blockchain. https://t.co/4runV2jeLf ...

🚨JUST IN: GLOBAL PAYMENT PLATFORM @KLARNA TO LAUNCH STABLECOIN ON STRIPE-BUILT BLOCKCHAIN ~ FINANCIAL TIMES ...

According to the Financial Times, Swedish “buy now, pay later” giant Klarna has announced the launch of its stablecoin KlarnaUSD, aimed at reducing cross-border payment costs. The stablecoin is deployed on Stripe’s proprietary blockchain, and Klarna said it will “significantly lower payment costs for both consumers and merchants.” https://t.co/XkYcBNKYjM ...