Cryptonews was seated with Jamie Elkaleh, director of marketing at Bitget Wallet, during Token2049 Singapore, discussing how the qr stablecoin payments become the standard while they are increasing to dominate the volumes of cryptographic transactions in Southeast Asia.
Under the direction of Jamie, Bitget allowed Stablecoin payments via national QR systems and blockchain, such as Vietqr in Vietnam and Solana Pay. He also joined forces with Aeon, Paydify to extend the acceptance of merchants.
“Whether you are in Vietnam, the Philippines, Brazil, wherever you are in the world that accepts QR payment, you can now scan a QR code and pay directly using Stablecoins, with your Bitget wallet,” said Jamie.
He said the best thing about the QR payment system is the costs. For example, Brazil uses a system called Pix QR, a government initiative where users traditionally pay their bank account. “Now being able to pay directly with your Bitget portfolio, you get more competitive costs,” he noted.
Stablecoins are “clearly the future” – Bitget CMO
Bitget supports each stablecoin with regard to the QR payment function, said Jamie. Like Apple Pay or Google Pay, Stablecoin payments are just a QR scan, he added.
Bitget, with more than 60 million portfolios users, joined the Mastercard payments giant in July to launch a new card linked to cryptography which allows users to make payments directly from their digital wallets at more than 150 million merchants.
“Currently, physical cards are coming in the near future,” said Jamie, adding that it would allow users to instantly adjust their transactions, buy coffee and make grocery stores, using their mastercard.
“Stablecoins are the future. We believe that firmly. I even have a case. I bought my car using stablecoins in Dubai. The opportunities are endless, and they are clearly the future.”
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The navigation of stable chain chain has traditionally involved “many barriers,” said Jamie.
“You can have USDC on the basis, and you want to move it to USDC on the BNB channel, for example, or any other. We have now simplified that.”
In addition, he said that gas costs were very minimal, or even none, depending on the transaction in place.
Bitget to associate with “biggest names” of traditional finance in Asia
Jamie has suggested that Bitget will offer a “huge announcement” around some of her remuneration products in Asia. In addition, the launch will arrive in partnership with one of the “biggest names in the traditional finance industry”. However, he refused to appoint the company with which Bitget would associate.
“You can expect this in the next six to eight weeks. I can’t wait. I’m super excited,” he said.
He stressed that Bitget will make cryptography accessible to everyone, even the sub-banca. In addition, the platform allows users to win on their stablecoins.
“When we talk about earnings, right now in our application, users can earn an instant yield of 10%. You can monitor your money in second position. “
Bitget in talks with Indian regulators
The Crypto Exchange recently had interviews with the Indian Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) on the regulations. “Some exciting announcements that offer this in the near future,” boasts Jamie.
In addition, he talked about the way Bitget focuses on the “sub-bancence” population. “They have no options, they do not have the opportunity to access things such as credit solutions, real assets, actions and actions.”
Asked about the product or the functional launches of the exchange, Jamie said that the company constantly sought solutions that would interest users, rather than launching “brilliant products”.
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