Canza Finance integrates USDC into cross-border transactions and structured asset models

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PANews, February 27 — Circle announced on X that Canza Finance has integrated USDC into cross-border trading and structured asset models to enhance the usability of stablecoins in emerging market scenarios, especially in areas where efficient, programmable financial tools are critical.
Canza Finance is dedicated to promoting open financial access in emerging markets and covers use cases such as asset tokenization, cross-chain transfers, and trade finance. As a member of the Circle Alliance, Canza supports broader global adoption of digital dollar infrastructure.

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