Dtcpay, a cryptocurrency payment platform in Singapore, will switch to supporting only stablecoins starting in January 2025.

Singapore’s licensed crypto payment startup Dtcpay is preparing to drop support for cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and adopt ...

Digital payment token provider dtcpay has announced a strategic shift to exclusively support stablecoins for all its payment ...

Singapore’s DTCpay is set to replace Bitcoin and Ethereum with stablecoins by 2025, aligning with the global trend in ...

With this shift, dtcpay aims to deliver a more scalable and compliant payment ecosystem while adapting to evolving consumer ...

Dtcpay will only support fiat and stablecoins transactions including USDT, USDC, FDUSD and Worldwide USD (WUSD).

Stablecoins like USDC, USDT, and FDUSD will dominate dtcpay’s services, reflecting user preferences and reducing volatility ...

The Singapore-based platform will phase out Bitcoin and Ethereum by end of the year. Singapore-based payment institution ...

This version will go live in 4Q2024, and will see dtcpay, Maribank and Maybank come on board as issuers by 2Q2025. An updated version of Singapore’s unified QR code which will consolidate all payment ...

SINGAPORE – The enhanced Singapore Quick Response Code Scheme (SGQR+) is going further, with local and overseas merchants standing to gain from the improvements. Local payment services group ...

The islandwide roll-out will see three new issuers – dtcpay, Maribank and Maybank – come on board, bringing total payment schemes and issuers to 18. Upon the completion of the scheme’s “technical live ...