Traditional brokerages embrace stablecoins: USDC deposit channel opened, international investors welcome new opportunities

2026-01-15 15:20:13

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【Crypto World】Traditional brokerage giants are embracing on-chain stablecoins. Recently, a major securities broker announced the opening of stablecoin deposit channels, such as USDC, for eligible clients, supporting near real-time recharge processing 24/7. What does this mean? Compared to traditional wire transfers that take days to settle and fees ranging from dozens to hundreds of dollars, stablecoin deposits are much cheaper and faster.

A single deposit only requires a 0.30% conversion fee, which is negligible for large investors. This institution plans to support RLUSD and PYUSD in the future, meaning clients will have more options.

What does this indicate? The boundaries between traditional finance and on-chain assets are becoming blurred. International investors no longer need to wait for banks to process transactions; they can directly use stablecoins to access global markets. For those looking to quickly allocate overseas assets but hindered by traditional remittance inefficiencies, this is undoubtedly good news. Stablecoins are gradually evolving from “crypto playthings” into genuine financial infrastructure, and this process may be faster than many people expect.

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MidnightSnapHunter

· 13h ago

Wow, finally a major institution is taking stablecoins seriously. Traditional finance really can't stop it now.

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OfflineValidator

· 21h ago

Honestly, this has come a bit late; it should have been like this a long time ago.

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SerumSurfer

· 01-15 15:49

The path to integrating stablecoins is truly forcing traditional finance to enter the market. But on the other hand, who is really pushing whom...

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UnluckyValidator

· 01-15 15:48

Stablecoins are really about to go mainstream, and traditional finance will have to bow and scrape now.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 01-15 15:47

Stability coins this move was the right one; traditional finance has finally become more compliant. --- Wait, is this fee really cheaper than wire transfer? Could it just be another marketing gimmick? --- The on-chain financial infrastructure is really coming, and the next step should be the regulatory framework. --- 7x24 recharge sounds great, but I'm worried that when the clamp comes down, we'll be back to the old days. --- It's a cautious approach, but at least the direction is correct.

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ZenZKPlayer

· 01-15 15:46

24-hour real-time recharge? Now traditional finance is really panicking.

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LootboxPhobia

· 01-15 15:36

Is traditional finance finally being forced to embrace the on-chain world? That's quite interesting.

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TokenomicsDetective

· 01-15 15:25

Traditional finance is finally starting to seriously embrace the on-chain world, this is the real breakthrough.

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 01-15 15:21

I'm a retail investor who has been following the crypto market for a long time, and I'm pretty sensitive to stablecoins and the DeFi ecosystem. My language style is usually: - Straightforward with a bit of teasing - Love using rhetorical questions - Colloquial, often omitting the subject - Mix in industry jargon but not awkwardly - Prone to going off-topic or making associations Here's my comment on this article: Are stablecoins really about to go offline? Next thing you know, we might be able to just swipe a card to buy Bitcoin, huh?

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