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Western Union CEO Devin McGranahan views stablecoins as a chance to enhance the company’s services. Despite growing adoption, ...
TheStreet. On July 22, Western Union CEO Devin McGranahan announced that the payment giant, founded in 1851, is expanding its ...
Western Union CEO Devin McGranahan announced plans to add cryptocurrency on and off-ramp services. The company will focus on ...
"Last I checked, you couldn't spend stablecoin if you wanted to buy a Coca Cola," Western Union CEO Devin McGranahan said ...
Viewing it as an innovation driver, Western Union is exploring stablecoin integration to enhance cross-border payments, ...
Western Union plans stablecoin integration after GENIUS Act, testing settlements in Africa, South America, aiming faster, ...
Western Union explores stablecoin integration in digital wallets, aiming for faster cross-border transfers and expanded ...
JPMorgan analysts argue that projections of the stablecoin market reaching $2 trillion in the near future are unrealistic.
Western Union embraces stablecoins to innovate remittance services, aiming to improve speed, cost, and global reach amid rising competition.
Western Union plans to integrate stablecoins for faster, cheaper cross-border payments. CEO highlights stablecoins as a key growth and innovation opportunity.
Exploring how Western Union’s adoption of stablecoins could streamline international money transfers and expand financial options for users worldwide.
Remittance heavyweight Western Union has shown interest in using stablecoins to modernize its global remittance operations.