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After WOW Summit Hong Kong 2025: Hong Kong's Web3 Playbook: Policy, Banks, and the RWA Race
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After WOW Summit Hong Kong 2025: Hong Kong's Web3 Playbook: Policy, Banks, and the RWA Race

In 2025, Hong Kong's WOW Summit launched a regulatory framework for stablecoins and RWA tokenization, focusing on compliance and institutional engagement.

UPI vs Stablecoins vs Banks: Cheapest INR-AED & INR-SAR Remittances (2025 Comparison)
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UPI vs Stablecoins vs Banks: Cheapest INR-AED & INR-SAR Remittances (2025 Comparison)

In 2025, UPI, stablecoins, and traditional banks offer varied remittance options from India to the UAE and Saudi Arabia. UPI is cost-effective for receiving, stablecoins are fast and affordable for sending, while banks are reliable but expensive and slow.

PayPal Xoom Offers Debit Card Deposit Cross-Border Remittance
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PayPal Xoom Offers Debit Card Deposit Cross-Border Remittance

US Paypal customers may send money straight to Visa debit card holders via Xoom. 25 nations, including the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Ukraine, and Vietnam, have the feature. The typical wire transfer takes five working days, yet users may access cash in minutes.

Ripple to Launch Payment Corridor in Kuwait while Continuing to Seek CBDC Opportunities for XRP
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Ripple to Launch Payment Corridor in Kuwait while Continuing to Seek CBDC Opportunities for XRP

Kuwait Finance House (KFH) becomes the first bank in Kuwait to leverage Ripple’s services to settle cross-border payments.

Chinese Government to Consider Cross-Border East-Asian Stablecoin for Hong Kong Amid Implementing Controversial National Security Law
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Chinese Government to Consider Cross-Border East-Asian Stablecoin for Hong Kong Amid Implementing Controversial National Security Law

Chinese officials to consider a cross-border stablecoin in Hong Kong, to facilitate a cross-border payment network between three Asian countries, and four currencies China, Japan, and South Korea. The world’s second-largest economy is aiming to build Hong Kong into an international financial center in the digital economy era. At China’s annual “Two Sessions,” also known as the National People’s Congress, China’s most important annual political event in Beijing, officials set the decision to impose new national security legislation on Hong Kong.

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