OSL Partners with Banking Circle to Expand Multi-Currency Stablecoin to Fiat Payment Channels
Banking Circle and OSL Group have deepened their collaboration by adding multi-currency payment channels for five currencies: Australian Dollar, British Pound, Hong Kong Dollar, Singapore Dollar, and US Dollar, facilitating OSL's expansion into new B2B markets. Banking Circle will provide infrastructure support to OSL, simplifying fiat settlement, digital asset exchange, and liquidity management. With the 24/7 instant payment network BC-Now, OSL will offer institutional clients a one-stop compliance platform to receive, exchange, and settle funds globally throughout the year, without the need to connect with multiple banks across different jurisdictions. Eugene Cheung, Chief Business Officer of OSL Group, stated that the next phase of digital asset applications will be driven by real payment use cases, as businesses seek to switch seamlessly between fiat and stablecoins, necessitating regulated, scalable, and internationally connected infrastructure.
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