Key Points:
This replaces an earlier requirement that every user perform an international wire transfer to gain access, significantly reducing time and costs.
The development will also provide a seamless experience for Brazilian and Mexican users when interacting with USDC. Thanks to PIX and SPEI, Circle users in the respective countries can now send funds in their local currency directly to USDC without needing to pre-convert them to USD.
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These payment integrations are key to Latin America, where digital assets and USDC are growing and are important for financial inclusion and borderless commerce. Onboarding PIX and SPEI shows Circle’s commitment to providing faster, more efficient, and cost-effective services for its users.
By removing the need for international wires, Circle users will be able to have instant transfers and much easier access to and transactions with USDC. This might just be what will foster greater adoption of USDC in Brazil and Mexico by removing much of the complexity from converting local fiat into a widely adopted stablecoin.
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