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Agents have settled $73 million across 176 million transactions in a year. The number that matters is what sits underneath it. Keyrock's new report puts roughly 76% of agent transactions below the $0.30 card-fee floor, most between one and ten cents, while a stablecoin transfer on a chain like Base costs a fraction of a cent. At that size, stablecoins are the only rail the economics support, which is where software pays per API call or per inference. That efficiency comes with concentration. 98.6% of these payments settle in USDC, the stablecoin issued by Circle, and the leading protocol carries no native compliance layer, leaving sanctions screening to the facilitator. When agents transact with no human in the loop, the accountability for who can use the rail doesn't disappear. It moves to whoever runs it. OwlPay holds 40 money transmitter licenses in the U.S., with regulatory presence in the EU and Japan, and the rail carries KYC and AML. OwlPay Agent Wallet and Agent Checkout are built on that base. Compliance that lives in the infrastructure, not in the oversight of any single payment, is what makes a rail usable when no human is in the loop. #AIagent #AgenticCommerce #Stablecoin #USDC #OwlPay #OWLS

The correspondent banking system, the rails SWIFT has anchored for decades, just got its most significant structural signal yet, and it came from the central banks themselves.   The BIS Project Agorá prototype demonstrated that a tokenised, atomically settled cross-border payment layer is real, final across currencies and jurisdictions, and it is heading to real value testing next. Look at who built it. The New York Fed among seven founding central banks, with the Bank of Canada now joining and more than 40 private institutions involved. That flips the question every payment and stablecoin player has to answer. Not whether you beat the old rails. The initiative remains experimental with no defined deployment timeline, but the direction is set: a central-bank-backed settlement layer only opens its doors to players who are licensed, audited, and compliant first. OwlPay's compliance infrastructure was built for exactly this kind of regulated environment. 40 U.S. state money transmitter licenses, a licensed cross-border engine across the U.S., the EU, and Japan, and live global payment corridors across China, Hong Kong, the UAE, Africa, Latin America, and beyond. The footprint that looked like overhead during the quiet years is the entry ticket the moment the public rails arrive. 🦉

The clearing house behind virtually every US stock trade, every ETF, and every Treasury bill just picked Stellar Development Foundation as its public blockchain for tokenized securities. The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) sits underneath more than $114 trillion of US securities in custody. When that institution picks a public blockchain as part of its tokenization platform, the signal carries a kind of weight no Layer 1 marketing deck has ever been able to manufacture. The order matters. The SEC issued a No-Action Letter last December, giving DTCC the go-ahead to tokenize Russell 1000 equities, ETFs, and Treasuries. Stellar was picked after that. Most chains get picked first and spend years waiting for the regulator. This one waited until the regulator moved. For OwlPay, this lands close to home. Stellar has been one of our most important partners and a core settlement chain in our stack for years, carrying USDC flows for everything from enterprise cross-border payouts to humanitarian work with Hope for Haiti. By 2027, Treasuries will share a chain with the stablecoins they back. That is the part most of the headlines are missing. The reserve layer and the payment layer are converging into one. That is the structural shift hiding inside today's announcement. #Stellar #Stablecoin #PaymentsInfrastructure #DTCC #OwlPay

Spanning two weeks this spring, we had conversations in Bangkok at Money20/20 Asia and in Miami at Consensus. Six thousand miles apart. We came home with notes from both rooms and a clearer picture of where stablecoin payments are heading, and the data inside our own books shows that the future is already here. Our volume tells a clear story: settled across 22 countries, with monthly flows doubling in a single quarter. This flow splits almost evenly between the US domestic market and international markets, with over 80% of cross-border activity settling outside G10 hubs in Asia (led by China 🇨🇳, the UAE 🇦🇪, and Hong Kong 🇭🇰) and Africa. By unifying corporate wire transfers with mid-market commercial flows on a single integration, we are serving treasury and remittance on the exact same regulated stack. Two different rooms came to the table with the same question, and a connected settlement layer is the answer.

Stablecoins just got a price tag, and it is for the banks that do not move. The advisor who consults for the world's largest banks just put a number on the transition. 14% lower revenue. 30% lower profits. By 2035. That is 波士頓顧問公司's math in a rapid digital expansion scenario, and it is the kind of number banks do not put on a page unless their own advisor forces them to. What makes the report worth reading twice is where the loss goes. BCG is direct about it. Value does not vanish, it migrates, shifting away from pure intermediation and toward interface, orchestration, and infrastructure. The corridor piece is where it gets specific. G7 to emerging market payment flow sits at roughly 40 to 60 trillion dollars, and BCG names it as one of the cleanest openings for stablecoin-based rails. Cross-border treasury and developed to emerging market corridors are flagged as a primary revenue opportunity within corporate banking. This is the lane OwlTing has been building for years. Money transmitter licenses across 40 US states, with local payout corridors running across Asia, the EU, Africa, Latin America, and North America. Millions in monthly payment volume already move through the rails for fintechs, wallet providers, and high-volume merchants who needed regulated infrastructure before BCG put a price tag on what happens without it. The thesis used to be a forecast. BCG just attached a number and a deadline to it. Source: BCG “The Future of Digital Assets” Report

We ran this exercise once in Bangkok. We ran it again in Miami. The map keeps pointing the same direction. At Consensus 2026 Miami, we put a camera on the floor and asked people one question: where do you actually need to pay out? It's the same survey we ran with 50+ payment leaders at Money 20/20 Bangkok, where the U.S. 🇺🇸 and Hong Kong 🇭🇰 held as the anchors with China and the Philippines climbing fast. This time the crowd was wallet providers, logistics teams, and suppliers, and the answer came back with Asia leading, followed by LATAM and North America. Two events, two different crowds, one signal. Global payout demand is consolidating around Asia, and these are procurement priorities from teams that need rails in the market today. That's exactly what OwlTing was built to carry. Nasdaq-listed, with a licensed footprint across the U.S., EU, and Japan, and a corridor stack now extended through Visa Direct for debit card on/off ramps and Circle Payments Network for deeper reach. The map is clear. The rails are ready. 🦉 #ConsensusMiami #GlobalPayments #Stablecoin #OwlPay #USDC

"It saves the guest's search time, and properties with competitive pricing actually get an advantage. Too early to call it a trend? No, this is a trend, and getting in earlier is better." — a hotel operator in northern Taiwan, on the rise of AI-agent bookings. A new kind of booking is about to land in hotel reservation systems, placed by an AI agent acting on a traveler's behalf. Most properties today are not set up to receive it on all three fronts that matter: being found by the agent, accepting the order, and getting paid in usable form. We wrote about what the next shift looks like, why agentic commerce is closer than most teams have modeled, and the five operational pain points hotels should be thinking about now. The full piece is below. #AIAgents #Hospitality #AgenticCommerce #OwlPay

Tell your AI, "find me a hotel in LA," then go make coffee. By the time the kettle is done, you've got a shortlist waiting for your nod. Approve the one you want, and the agent clears the payment. This is OwlPay Agent Checkout running the full flow on one sentence of input. Service details and pricing will be confirmed once launched. #OwlPay #Hospitality #AgenticCommerce #AIAgents

A guest is about to book your hotel without ever visiting your website. They will tell their AI agent, "find me a beachfront room in Phuket next weekend under $200, and book it." The agent search, choose, pay, and the reservation will arrive in your system the same way any other booking does. 國際數據資訊 expects this to be 30% of all travel bookings by 2030. Which means the question on the table for hotels, B&Bs, and OTAs is no longer whether to engage with AI agents. It is whether your property is reachable when an agent comes sourcing. That gap is what we built OwlPay Booking Engine for Agent Checkout to close. It sits behind the discovery and booking, handles the payment, and settles the funds to the property in local fiat. It was just announced, and it would go live in June, starting with the 2,800+ hotel and accommodation clients already on our OwlNest platform. The infrastructure underneath is the same licensed payment foundation we have been building for years, including Money Transmitter Licenses or their equivalent in 40 U.S. states. The reason that matters here is simple. When AI agents start moving real money on behalf of guests, the rails carrying that money need to be ones a regulator can recognize. That is the part we have spent a long time getting right. #OwlPay #Hospitality #AgenticCommerce #AIAgents

Patients in southern Haiti start lining up at 2 a.m. By sunrise, more than 500 people can be waiting at the gate, hoping to see a doctor before the day ends. That's the reality Hope for Haiti works inside every morning. When banking delays meant medical supplies sat in transit for days, the cost wasn't just measured in fees, it was measured in people. For 37 years, this certified U.S. NGO has stood with Haitian communities through earthquakes, hurricanes, and everything in between. In the past year alone, the team delivered $23 million in medications, ran 65 mobile clinics, and provided over 80,000 consultations. Through OwlPay Harbor, Hope for Haiti now on-ramps USD to USDC and moves funds across the Stellar Development Foundation blockchain in seconds, with a 93% reduction in transfer costs. Those savings flow straight back into food, primary care, and cancer screenings. As our CEO Darren Wang put it, we didn't build OwlPay just to move money faster. We built it so the financial system could carry the human part instead of stripping it out. Watch the full conversation 👇