Meta tags:
description=Explore top posts from LinkedIn members about currency exchange rates. Discover real-world examples and practical insights from experienced professionals.;

Headings (most frequently used words):

currency, exchange, rates, more, linkedin, respects, your, privacy, in, finance, topics, explore, categories, rbi, usd, moves, impact, on, rupee, forex, reserves, explained, https, www, youtube, com,

Text of the page (most frequently used words):
the (158), and (69), more (40), this (26), for (24), payment (24), currency (23), content (23), exchange (21), rate (21), that (20), #linkedin (18), not (16), destination (16), ips (16), money (15), are (15), with (15), your (15), rates (14), you (14), but (13), naira (13), what (13), bank (13), transfer (13), from (13), local (13), settlement (13), source (13), psp (13), stablecoin (12), markets (11), costs (11), share (11), comment (11), next (11), how (11), when (11), japan (11), yen (11), nexus (11), financial (10), finance (10), facebook (10), copy (10), like (10), between (10), report (10), post (10), followers (10), payments (10), instruction (10), fees (9), comments (9), previous (9), account (9), domestic (9), risk (8), conversion (8), his (8), time (8), just (8), most (8), banking (8), png (8), through (8), fee (8), provider (8), recipient (8), does (8), blockchain (8), treasury (8), policy (7), about (7), show (7), real (7), dollars (7), every (7), here (7), back (7), have (7), market (7), any (7), moves (7), stablecoins (7), sender (7), these (7), now (7), its (7), business (6), banks (6), usd (6), cost (6), companies (6), other (6), australia (6), can (6), 500 (6), 000 (6), correspondent (6), flow (6), across (6), into (6), fintech (6), planning (5), management (5), strategy (5), regulatory (5), intervention (5), volatility (5), forex (5), three (5), where (5), timing (5), need (5), two (5), than (5), out (5), one (5), sending (5), over (5), way (5), https (5), cross (5), border (5), ramp (5), top (5), influencer (5), rbi (5), sends (5), best (5), gets (5), international (4), who (4), converting (4), dollar (4), people (4), capital (4), only (4), funds (4), move (4), was (4), aud (4), providers (4), before (4), use (4), each (4), our (4), lnkd (4), digital (4), value (4), fiat (4), off (4), converted (4), infrastructure (4), model (4), once (4), become (4), global (4), macro (4), india (4), 135 (4), fxp (4), sap (4), which (4), fit (4), traditional (3), japanese (3), less (3), change (3), corporate (3), experience (3), intelligence (3), chain (3), explore (3), strategies (3), processes (3), insights (3), wealth (3), transfers (3), dynamics (3), payouts (3), hedging (3), reserve (3), everyone (3), keeps (3), everything (3), makes (3), revenue (3), convert (3), keep (3), part (3), locally (3), both (3), ways (3), faster (3), hold (3), needs (3), expensive (3), transaction (3), much (3), there (3), around (3), lower (3), send (3), instant (3), wise (3), same (3), has (3), been (3), check (3), compare (3), will (3), information (3), government (3), remittance (3), process (3), liquidity (3), pros (3), cons (3), still (3), rails (3), instead (3), models (3), may (3), scale (3), action (3), matters (3), impact (3), rupee (3), reserves (3), net (3), separate (3), non (3), forwards (3), applies (3), then (3), accept (3), sam (3), boboev (3), 200 (3), collected (3), new (3), marcel (3), stock (3), essential (3), language (2), chinese (2), tagalog (2), bahasa (2), english (2), controls (2), cookie (2), privacy (2), user (2), training (2), development (2), trends (2), healthcare (2), future (2), work (2), sales (2), estate (2), audit (2), compliance (2), overview (2), investment (2), systems (2), understanding (2), foreign (2), emerging (2), savings (2), aisha (2), manages (2), expansion (2), based (2), 200m (2), said (2), making (2), first (2), charges (2), moving (2), miss (2), demand (2), nigeria (2), remains (2), customers (2), why (2), years (2), pricing (2), assets (2), never (2), sense (2), doing (2), stays (2), question (2), because (2), fear (2), 752 (2), specialist (2), actually (2), used (2), felt (2), losing (2), almost (2), professional (2), add (2), kina (2), year (2), saving (2), let (2), hidden (2), internationally (2), usually (2), often (2), even (2), zero (2), amount (2), nomad (2), capitalist (2), could (2), close (2), alone (2), better (2), among (2), cheapest (2), while (2), remitly (2), uses (2), commbank (2), mid (2), google (2), all (2), cash (2), pick (2), without (2), always (2), against (2), finder (2), help (2), day (2), represent (2), 4mo (2), view (2), c2pa (2), speed (2), during (2), institutions (2), happens (2), inside (2), adds (2), highly (2), higher (2), rail (2), usdc (2), globally (2), converts (2), remain (2), being (2), psps (2), teams (2), depends (2), wallet (2), economy (2), wallets (2), marketplaces (2), services (2), adoption (2), interesting (2), world (2), accounts (2), improve (2), expert (2), victor (2), yaromin (2), testing (2), policymakers (2), tokyo (2), framing (2), attention (2), jpy (2), decade (2), fiscal (2), becoming (2), buy (2), longer (2), story (2), rethink (2), bader (2), sarraf (2), purchase (2), spot (2), interventions (2), processed (2), changes (2), make (2), deducts (2), quote (2), review (2), checks (2), sufficient (2), acceptance (2), relevant (2), confirmation (2), founder (2), overseas (2), spread (2), total (2), 450 (2), network (2), company (2), case (2), worth (2), simple (2), akhil (2), rao (2), decides (2), volatile (2), settled (2), route (2), entity (2), 𝗟𝗼𝗰𝗮𝗹 (2), taking (2), control (2), early (2), 1mo (2), van (2), oost (2), problem (2), differentials (2), wei (2), reject (2), cookies (2), ads (2), 正體中文, 简体中文, simplified, tiếng, việt, vietnamese, українська, ukrainian, türkçe, turkish, ภาษาไทย, thai, తెలుగు, telugu, svenska, swedish, русский, russian, română, romanian, português, portuguese, polski, polish, ਪੰਜਾਬੀ, punjabi, norsk, norwegian, nederlands, dutch, malaysia, malay, मराठी, marathi, 한국어, korean, 日本語, עברית, hebrew, italiano, italian, indonesia, indonesian, magyar, hungarian, हिंदी, hindi, français, french, suomi, finnish, فارسی, persian, español, spanish, ελληνικά, greek, deutsch, german, dansk, danish, čeština, czech, বাংলা, bangla, العربية, arabic, community, guidelines, guest, brand, copyright, agreement, accessibility, 2026, event, innovation, design, organizational, culture, career, engineering, communication, negotiation, social, responsibility, networking, fundraising, workplace, employee, artificial, economics, writing, consulting, supply, science, retail, merchandising, marketing, customer, recruitment, ecommerce, leadership, technology, education, project, soft, skills, emotional, productivity, hospitality, tourism, categories, health, tips, preparing, basics, improving, literacy, sustainable, investing, optimizing, climate, auditing, practices, retirement, income, assessment, portfolios, preservation, tactics, tax, resources, achieving, independence, analyzing, statements, startups, impacts, businesses, topics, transparent, pegging, exporters, revaluation, effects, central, analysis, factors, affecting, inr, purchasing, power, parity, monetary, interactions, african, maintaining, stability, 104, telling, dollarize, keeping, client, 800m, portfolio, told, weeks, ago, reasoning, might, surprise, manufacturer, packaging, materials, nigerian, consumer, goods, entire, stream, plans, also, despite, advising, him, large, chunk, held, firm, think, ask, myself, sit, earning, invest, stocks, don, understand, working, margins, honestly, logic, made, pause, comes, friction, lose, gone, instantly, strong, pay, suppliers, want, requires, would, bleeding, spreads, cuts, focuses, depreciation, revenues, grown, partly, due, inflation, linked, appreciated, terms, yes, strengthened, position, grew, weakened, saying, added, imports, obsession, growth, should, opportunities, actual, blind, dollarization, isn, panic, builds, bleeds, executivefinancefiles, businessfinance, nairaconfidence, currencystrategy, 10mo, private, yahoo, futureleaders, list, maths, tutor, adedeji, bsc, certbbandc, cdmp, 113, wish, knew, earlier, costing, needed, did, safe, familiar, didn, realise, quietly, single, affects, student, frequent, traveller, ties, difference, wrong, versus, right, hundreds, umpack, markup, hide, poor, advertising, average, nearly, times, using, online, transferred, alternatives, specialists, typically, offer, sister, son, deliver, within, minutes, see, shown, upfront, useful, family, western, union, consistently, offered, factor, doesn, mean, free, many, receive, registered, austrac, regulator, live, guide, found, drop, hard, earned, deserve, disclaimer, publicly, available, monito, advice, authority, transferring, picture, cairns, moresby, australiapng, knowbeforeyoutransfer, financialliteracy, sendingmoneyhome, australiatravel, pngprofessionals, moneytransfer, papuanewguinea, pngtravel, gs3pwyxj, gv2h_vjd, edited, 283, entrepreneur, leader, strategic, communications, practitioner, amanda, kundil, 375, today, discussions, focus, really, changing, underlying, architecture, diagram, shows, very, different, pre, funded, networks, multiple, validate, settle, relationships, intermediary, operational, complexity, trusted, regulated, slower, intermediaries, sandwich, largely, users, increasingly, adopted, open, cashing, immediately, exchanges, defi, second, required, becomes, asset, rather, mechanism, highest, efficiency, programmable, replacing, likely, toward, manage, deposits, lending, regulation, gateways, agents, eventually, transact, directly, choosing, connect, together, thank, tokenization, futureoffinance, digitalassets, сrossborderpayments, fxc, helping, launch, products, product, cio, web3, ssi, cbdc, sunday, musings, center, map, again, tolerance, levels, after, months, price, official, rhetoric, clearly, shifted, openly, recent, speculative, abnormal, historically, final, step, authorities, warnings, caught, late, last, week, jawboning, signals, preparation, reports, counterparts, sounding, raised, bar, materially, perception, coordination, rare, modern, standards, enough, positioning, behavior, particularly, shorts, stretched, sided, backdrop, complicates, heading, snap, election, long, dated, jgb, yields, surged, multi, highs, promises, expanding, debt, harder, ignore, leaves, limited, clean, options, tolerate, weakness, tighten, conditions, lean, credible, forces, funding, trades, sentiment, broadly, spillovers, follow, traders, paying, headline, hits, fixedincome, 8mo, 810, associate, director, standard, chartered, voice, www, youtube, com, explained, movement, hbs, table, 206, hello, friends, recently, explored, aspect, specifically, sale, latest, video, dives, superimposed, data, correlation, actions, fascinating, forward, purchases, gain, deeper, stabilize, investmentinsights, linkedinlearning, currencystabilization, indiaeconomy, foreignexchange, financialanalysis, rupeedollar, currencymanagement, forexreserves, 575, 161, parag, kar, unlike, typical, maintain, ledger, balances, obligations, acts, coordinator, related, importantly, require, clearing, aware, involved, coordinate, cycles, countries, compatible, immediate, deferred, dns, some, technical, enable, processing, example, scenario, wishes, approves, debits, 100, own, set, discretion, instructions, gateway, looks, referenced, validates, original, 3774, reviews, willing, credits, remaining, finally, message, flows, informs, complete, subscribe, bis, carlos, ali, alex, timothy, thomas, d94jgwbu, 514, wrap, agentic, commerce, wasted, broke, down, 100k, numbers, matter, trade, offs, wire, receiving, investigations, excluded, 150, alternative, gas, varies, congestion, platform, 400, uncertainty, corporates, custody, counterparty, team, integration, overhead, annual, 107, 122, realistic, safeguards, potential, 110, per, pain, point, determines, path, minimum, yearly, running, math, built, framework, happy, realtimepayments, digitaltransformation, treasurymanagement, crossborderpayments, nicolas, pinto, 5mo, 611, ceo, labs, builder, advisor, 𝘀𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗹𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁, 𝗺𝗼𝗱𝗲𝗹𝘀, 𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆, 𝗱𝗶𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗻𝘁, 𝗼𝘂𝘁𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗲𝘀, know, checkout, lands, carries, merchants, inherit, setup, their, revisit, default, 1️⃣, 𝗖𝗿𝗼𝘀𝘀, 𝗕𝗼𝗿𝗱𝗲𝗿, eur, offshore, fastest, 2️⃣, country, approval, sits, happen, trapped, exceeds, spend, defers, removing, ridesharing, delivery, 3️⃣, 𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗳𝗲𝗿, forced, matched, tooling, end, entry, questions, putting, lock, side, friendliest, treatment, activity, key, insight, fits, stage, footprint, capability, appetite, run, everywhere, fourth, option, shape, collections, usual, wait, consolidated, near, frameworks, written, maturing, designed, recommend, reading, full, piece, find, helpful, 𝗿𝗲𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘁, anything, subject, 𝗶𝗻𝘃𝗶𝘁𝗲𝗱, 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁, nice, 𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲, dszw3y5p, dlocal, 336, 119, connecting, dots, breaking, intervened, prop, founders, operators, seems, weaker, means, tech, giants, get, valuation, boost, paper, exporting, feel, pressure, startup, asia, exposure, assumptions, sold, euros, operating, york, fed, acting, washington, stepping, alongside, secretary, scott, bessent, coordinated, starts, defending, partner, signal, clear, slide, systemic, footnote, anyone, building, cfo, hurt, fails, 2mo, 275, 594, angel, investor, guillermo, flor, 344, negligible, yet, weakest, decades, chart, incentive, margin, accumulated, huge, past, were, deeply, negative, automatically, easily, repatriate, differential, closes, overnight, signalled, support, boj, hikes, september, helps, bigger, brings, home, especially, concerned, dominance, selling, treasuries, hardly, encouraged, evidenced, closing, gap, necessary, stronger, 341, 221, blackrock, chief, strategist, professionals, sign, join, games, jobs, learning, skip, main, select, consent, decline, update, choices, settings, 3rd, parties, provide, secure, analyze, including, learn, job, respects,

Text of the page (random words):
more next content 344 35 comments like comment share copy linkedin facebook x guillermo flor angel investor founder ai market fit 275 594 followers 2mo report this post breaking the us just intervened in currency markets to prop up the japanese yen this matters for founders and operators more than it seems a weaker yen means japanese tech giants get a valuation boost on paper us companies exporting to japan feel pricing pressure and any startup with asia exposure needs to rethink fx assumptions now treasury sold euros to buy yen operating through the new york fed that is not japan acting alone that is washington stepping in alongside tokyo treasury secretary scott bessent is framing it as coordinated us japan action when the world s reserve currency government starts defending a partner s currency the signal is clear the yen s slide was becoming a systemic risk not just a macro footnote for anyone building globally fx volatility is no longer a cfo problem it is a strategy problem who gets hurt most if the intervention fails to hold more no more previous content no more next content 87 34 comments like comment share copy linkedin facebook x marcel van oost marcel van oost is an influencer connecting the dots in fintech 336 119 followers 1mo report this post 𝟯 𝘀𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗹𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗺𝗼𝗱𝗲𝗹𝘀 𝟯 𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆 𝗱𝗶𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗙𝗫 𝗼𝘂𝘁𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗲𝘀 cross border local to local fx transfer here is what you need to know settlement decides how money gets from a local checkout to your corporate treasury where it lands when it converts who carries the fx risk most merchants inherit that setup from their payment provider and never revisit it in volatile markets that default gets expensive 1️⃣ 𝗖𝗿𝗼𝘀𝘀 𝗕𝗼𝗿𝗱𝗲𝗿 collected locally converted to usd or eur settled offshore fastest route into a new market no local entity no domestic account provider controls the conversion timing rate moves between transaction and settlement best fit testing demand in a new market 2️⃣ 𝗟𝗼𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝘁𝗼 𝗟𝗼𝗰𝗮𝗹 collected and settled in local currency through your in country entity domestic rails higher approval rates lower cost cash sits where your payouts happen trapped capital once revenue exceeds local spend defers fx risk instead of removing it best fit marketplaces ridesharing delivery 3️⃣ 𝗙𝗫 𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗳𝗲𝗿 collected locally converted when your treasury decides no forced next day conversion timing matched to your hedging policy needs real treasury tooling and people best fit scale in volatile currency markets the route most companies end up taking market entry local scale treasury control three questions worth putting to your provider which fx rate applies when does it lock how much control do you have over the timing on the regulatory side all three can work local to local usually gets the friendliest treatment because the activity stays inside the domestic economy the key insight is simple there is no best settlement model only the one that fits your stage footprint treasury capability and risk appetite and most companies still pick one and run it everywhere then there is the fourth option taking shape stablecoins cross border collections and payouts without the usual wait liquidity consolidated across markets near instant settlement still early and the regulatory frameworks are being written as we go but if adoption keeps maturing stablecoins become part of how settlement gets designed i highly recommend reading the full piece from dlocal https lnkd in dszw3y5p find this helpful 𝗿𝗲𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘁 anything to add about this subject 𝗶𝗻𝘃𝗶𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝗼 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 nice story marcel next 𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲 more no more previous content no more next content 46 19 comments like comment share copy linkedin facebook x akhil rao akhil rao is an influencer ceo payment labs payment infrastructure builder advisor 17 611 followers 5mo report this post how much is wasted on every international payment i broke down the real cost of sending 100k overseas the numbers matter but so do the trade offs traditional banking wire fees 40 90 fx spread 2 3 500 1 500 receiving fees 10 20 correspondent bank fees charges and investigations excluded 50 200 ️ total 2 150 2 450 ️ ️ blockchain stablecoin alternative network gas fee 0 05 10 varies with network congestion fx spread 0 2 200 platform fee 0 400 ️ total 200 450 but and these matters regulatory uncertainty for corporates custody and counterparty risk conversion back to fiat often adds 0 5 1 team training and integration overhead annual impact for a company making 50 payments traditional 107 500 122 500 blockchain best case 10 000 22 500 blockchain realistic case with safeguards 15 000 35 000 potential savings 70 000 110 000 per year is your company s pain point cost speed or both that determines which path makes sense for companies with a minimum of 50 cross border payments yearly it s worth running the math i built a simple audit framework for this happy to share sam boboev nicolas pinto victor yaromin fintech crossborderpayments blockchain stablecoins treasurymanagement digitaltransformation realtimepayments more no more previous content no more next content 36 7 comments like comment share copy linkedin facebook x sam boboev sam boboev is an influencer founder at fintech wrap up payments agentic commerce ai 92 514 followers 1y report this post how cross border payments are processed through nexus unlike a typical ips nexus does not maintain a ledger of balances or obligations between financial institutions and does not hold funds or accounts for psps instead nexus acts as the coordinator of two separate but related instant payments across two separate ips these two separate payments are processed by the ips in almost the same way as any other domestic payment importantly nexus does not require changes to the domestic clearing and settlement process of each ips the domestic ips does not need to be aware of any non domestic currency involved in the payment and does not need to coordinate the timing of its settlement cycles with other countries nexus is compatible with ips that use real time immediate settlement models or deferred net settlement dns models that said the ips will need to make some technical changes to enable the processing of nexus payments an example payment in this scenario the sender wishes to send s 135 to the recipient once the sender approves the payment 1 the source psp debits 100 from the sender s account the source psp deducts its own fee 1 50 from the payment this fee is set at the source psp s discretion 2 the source psp sends the payment instruction to the source ips 3 the source ips processes a transfer of 98 50 from the source psp to the fxp s account at its source sap 4 the source ips forwards the payment instructions to the source nexus gateway 5 the source nexus looks up the quote referenced in the payment instruction validates the exchange rate in the payment instruction is the same as in the original quote applies the exchange rate of 1 3774 so that the value is now s 135 67 and then sends the payment instruction to the nexus 6 the nexus forwards the payment instruction to the destination ips 7 the destination ips sends the payment instruction to the fxp s destination sap for review 8 the destination sap checks that the fxp has sufficient funds and then sends the payment instruction back to the destination ips as an instruction to make the payment to the destination psp 9 the destination ips forwards the payment instruction to the destination psp for its review and acceptance 10 the destination psp reviews the instruction and applies any relevant compliance checks if it is willing to accept the payment it will send a confirmation of acceptance back to the destination ips 11 the ips processes a transfer of s 135 67 from the fxp s account at the destination sap to the destination psp the destination psp deducts its fee of s 0 67 12 the destination psp credits the recipient the remaining s 135 00 13 finally the destination psp sends a confirmation message which flows back through nexus to the source psp which informs the sender that the payment is complete subscribe for more insights https lnkd in d94jgwbu source bis fintech payments thomas timothy alex ali carlos more no more previous content no more next content 46 like comment share copy linkedin facebook x parag kar 575 161 followers 1y report this post rbi s currency management and rupee movement insights from hbs table 206 hello friends i recently explored an interesting aspect of how the reserve bank of india manages the currency markets specifically through its purchase and sale of usd my latest video dives into rbi s net spot purchase of us dollars superimposed on india s foreign exchange reserves data i explore the correlation between rbi s forex interventions and the rupee usd exchange rate how these actions impact india s forex reserves the fascinating dynamics between net forward purchases spot sales and currency volatility ️ check it out to gain a deeper understanding of india s forex market strategy and how these interventions help stabilize our currency forexreserves rbi currencymanagement rupeedollar financialanalysis foreignexchange indiaeconomy currencystabilization linkedinlearning investmentinsights more rbi s usd moves impact on rupee forex reserves explained https www youtube com 11 1 comment like comment share copy linkedin facebook x bader al sarraf bader al sarraf is an influencer associate director at standard chartered linkedin top voice global macro 5 810 followers 8mo report this post sunday musings japan is back at the center of the macro map the yen is once again testing policymakers tolerance levels after months of one way price action official rhetoric has clearly shifted with tokyo now openly framing recent fx moves as speculative and abnormal that language matters historically it s been the final step before authorities move from warnings to action what caught markets attention late last week was not just the jawboning but the signals of preparation reports that us counterparts have been sounding out banks on usd jpy have raised the bar materially even the perception of coordination rare by modern standards is enough to change positioning behavior particularly with yen shorts now stretched and one sided the backdrop complicates everything japan is heading into a snap election long dated jgb yields have surged to multi decade highs and fiscal promises are expanding just as debt dynamics are becoming harder to ignore that leaves policymakers with limited clean options tolerate yen weakness tighten domestic conditions or lean on intervention to buy time for markets this is no longer just a japan story any credible intervention risk forces a rethink across fx funding trades global rates volatility and risk sentiment more broadly when japan moves spillovers follow and this time traders are paying attention before the first headline hits japan fixedincome yen rates fx macro markets jpy more no more previous content no more next content 15 2 comments like comment share copy linkedin facebook x victor yaromin helping fintech banking teams launch improve scale digital products product ux expert cio digital banking web3 blockchain payment ssi cbdc stablecoin 32 752 followers 4mo report this post three ways cross border money moves today most discussions about stablecoins focus on speed and cost but what s really changing is the underlying payment architecture this diagram shows three very different ways value can move internationally 1 correspondent banking fiat flow sender bank local correspondent bank international correspondent bank local correspondent bank recipient bank during the process liquidity is pre funded across banking networks multiple institutions validate and settle the transaction fx conversion happens inside correspondent banking relationships each intermediary adds operational and settlement complexity pros trusted highly regulated cons slower more intermediaries higher costs 2 stablecoin sandwich flow sender account on ramp provider stablecoin rail usdc off ramp provider recipient account during the process local currency is converted into a stablecoin value moves globally over blockchain infrastructure the recipient converts the stablecoin back into local currency settlement happens largely on chain while users remain in fiat this model is increasingly being adopted by payment companies psps remittance providers and treasury teams pros faster settlement lower costs cons still depends on on off ramp infrastructure 3 open stablecoin model flow sender account on ramp provider stablecoin rail recipient wallet on chain economy in this model fiat is converted into a stablecoin once value moves over blockchain rails the recipient keeps the stablecoin instead of cashing out funds can immediately be used across wallets exchanges defi marketplaces or other digital services no second conversion is required the stablecoin becomes the destination asset rather than just the transfer mechanism pros highest efficiency programmable money cons depends on wallet and stablecoin adoption the interesting part is that these models are not replacing each other we re likely moving toward a world where banks manage deposits lending and regulation stablecoins become global settlement infrastructure on off ramp providers become liquidity and fx gateways wallets become financial accounts ai agents eventually transact directly across these rails the future of payments may not be about choosing between banks and stablecoins it may be about how these systems connect together thank you fxc intelligence stablecoins payments сrossborderpayments fintech usdc blockchain banking remittance digitalassets futureoffinance tokenization more view c2pa information no more previous content view c2pa information no more next content 375 33 comments like comment share copy linkedin facebook x amanda kundil digital entrepreneur emerging leader strategic communications practitioner international development 5 283 followers 4mo edited report this post sending money between png and australia here s what i wish i knew earlier and what it s actually costing you over the years every time i needed to move money between png and australia i did what most of us do i used my bank it felt safe it felt familiar what i didn t realise was how much i was quietly losing every single time this affects almost every png professional student and frequent traveller with ties to australia the difference between doing it the wrong way versus the right way can add up to hundreds of kina a year a saving is a saving so let s umpack this the hidden cost most people miss when you transfer money internationally through a bank there are usually two costs a transfer fee and an exchange rate markup banks often hide costs in poor exchange rates even when advertising zero fees on average sending money from australia to png through a bank costs around 19 of the transfer amount nearly 5 times more expensive than using a specialist online provider nomad capitalist...