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Mastercard's move to 24/7 stablecoin settlement is a significant step forward for treasury teams, but it's not the whole story. Featured in The Fintech Times, our Chief Revenue Officer, Nigel Brook-Walters, explores what continuous settlement really changes, where liquidity gains can be realised, and why governance, accounting treatment and treasury policy remain some of the biggest barriers to adoption. Read the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/eg4Np8FQ #Payments #Treasury #Stablecoins

Strong payment infrastructure relies on more than speed and efficiency. It relies on clear governance, robust processes and a commitment to protecting sensitive information. COINPAYMENTS is certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022, the internationally recognised standard for information security management. As businesses continue to explore the opportunities created by digital assets, trust and security remain fundamental to long-term growth. #InformationSecurity #Compliance #DigitalPayments

For years, online gaming operators have competed on game libraries, bonuses, and player rewards. Those factors still matter. But as player expectations continue to evolve, another area is coming into sharper focus: payments. Today's players expect the same speed and simplicity from deposits and withdrawals as they do from the rest of their digital lives. Increasingly, the payment experience is becoming part of the player experience itself. In our latest article, Marc Bourgeois, Head of Global Partnerships at COINPAYMENTS, explores why payment infrastructure is becoming an increasingly important differentiator for gaming operators and what it takes to support real-time play.

Dubai is set to bring together leaders from across the fintech and payments industries this September, and the COINPAYMENTS team will be there as part of the conversation. As businesses continue to explore new ways to move money globally, digital assets are creating opportunities to simplify transactions, expand payment options and support international growth. If you're attending Forex Expo Dubai, connect with Nigel Brook-Walters, Chief Revenue Officer, and Stacy Belf, Head of Sales, North America, to discuss the evolving role of digital assets in modern payments. #ForexExpo #ForexExpoDubai #FED2026

Trust is a critical part of how businesses evaluate payment infrastructure. As digital asset adoption continues to grow, organisations need confidence that the platforms supporting those transactions are built with security and operational discipline in mind. COINPAYMENTS has received a SOC 2® Type 1 compliance report, reflecting our ongoing focus on building trusted infrastructure for businesses operating in the digital economy. For organisations exploring digital asset payments, trust is no longer a differentiator. It's a requirement.

As player expectations continue to evolve, gaming operators are under increasing pressure to deliver faster, more seamless payment experiences. From deposits and withdrawals to rewards and settlements, payment infrastructure is playing an increasingly important role in player satisfaction, retention and long-term growth. At SBC Summit, the COINPAYMENTS team will be on the ground to discuss how operators can create better player experiences through the right payments infrastructure, while simplifying how they accept, convert and settle digital assets. Attending from COINPAYMENTS: Stacy Belf and Marc Bourgeois #iGaming #SBCSummit

Private aviation has always been defined by exceptional service, convenience and attention to detail. But client expectations continue to evolve. Today's affluent travellers are increasingly global, digitally connected and accustomed to greater flexibility in how they manage and move capital. The operators leading the industry forward recognise that premium experiences extend beyond the aircraft itself. They continue throughout every stage of the customer journey. As expectations change, so too does the aviation payment experience.

In private aviation, bookings often move quickly. But when payment options are limited, that momentum can slow at the final stage. International clients bring different expectations, and friction at the point of payment can become a barrier to securing a booking. Expanding payment choice changes that dynamic. It opens access to a wider set of clients and removes a point of tension in the transaction process. With COINPAYMENTS, aviation businesses are introducing more flexible payment options without adding complexity to how they operate.

Stablecoin infrastructure is scaling quickly, but access is still a major barrier for many businesses. While banks, issuers and card processors are gaining access to 24/7 settlement through major network rollouts, many enterprises, marketplaces and platforms still sit outside those closed systems. Our Chief Revenue Officer Nigel Brook-Walters explore why this access gap matters, and how COINPAYMENTS is helping businesses connect directly to crypto and fiat rails to move value faster, across borders and on their own terms.

Treasury teams are under growing pressure to improve cash visibility, optimise liquidity and move capital more efficiently across borders. Yet many organisations still rely on infrastructure that can leave funds tied up for days at a time, creating delays, fragmented liquidity and unnecessary operational friction. Featured in Fintechly, COINPAYMENTS' Chief Revenue Officer Nigel Brook-Walters explores why real-time treasury is becoming a business priority and how digital assets are helping organisations access, move and deploy capital with greater speed and certainty. Read the article: https://lnkd.in/dKntfBZX