Insights on stablecoin remittance, XRPL technology, and the future of cross-border payments
Every year, 200 million migrant workers send $700 billion home to their families. And every year, traditional money transfer companies like Western Union and MoneyGram take $48 billion of it in fees. That's 6.8% of every dollar earned through hard work — gone. Not to taxes, not to savings, but to middlemen who add almost no value. This is highway robbery, and blockchain technology can stop it.
Read full articleIf you're sending money across borders in 2026, you have two options: the traditional route (Western Union, MoneyGram, bank wire) or the stablecoin route (XRPL, USDC, RLUSD). The difference isn't subtle — it's night and day. One takes days and costs 6-7% in fees. The other takes seconds and costs under $1. Let's break down the real costs, real speeds, and real user experience of each.
Read full articleThe XRP Ledger (XRPL) wasn't designed as a speculative investment vehicle or a way to "get rich quick." It was purpose-built for one thing: moving money across borders instantly and cheaply. And after years of development, regulatory clarity, and real-world adoption by banks and financial institutions, it's finally delivering on that promise. Here's how XRPL works, why it matters, and what RLUSD means for the future of remittance.
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