Circle Internet Group, Inc. (NYSE: CRCL) and Crypto Exchange OKX announced a partnership aimed at expanding access and liquidity for the stablecoin USDC.
In a press release, the firm explains that the collaboration will introduce conversions 1: 1 between the USD and the USDC on the OKX platform, improving the efficiency of trading and accessibility for more than 60 million world users of the platform.
Conversions for global users
A key element in the partnership is the integration of direct conversions 1: 1 USD-USDC and USDC-TO-USD on the OKX trading platform.
According to Circle, this development will facilitate the ramp and ramp of users between traditional and digital currencies, especially in regions where banking access to stablecoins has always been limited.
OKX will work in close collaboration with Circle banking partners to rationalize Fiat transfers, allowing users to finance their accounts or withdraw in the USDC with greater ease.
The update should improve the flexibility of negotiations, payment features and global user experience in the continuation of OKX financial products and services.
Support the adoption of the USDC
In addition to technical integration, Circle and OKX plan to collaborate in educational initiatives and community engagement.
These programs will aim to raise awareness of the usefulness of the USDC as a stable and regulated digital dollar and help to demystify stablecoins for the institutional and retail public.
“USDC’s request continues with companies and individuals wishing to adopt this new form of money based on high usefulness and on the Internet,” said Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire.
He notes that the global user base of OKX and the active role in web3 innovation make it a strategic partner to extend the scope of the USDC.
Liquidity and financial inclusion
This decision reflects a broader trend in the industry to the increase in the accessibility of stablescoins and fill the gap between Fiat and Crypto.
The CEO of OKX, Star XU, stressed that the partnership will provide “liquidity and increased access for customers to a cutting -edge stablecoin” and represents a step forward to make digital finance more inclusive and efficient.
Circle moves to launch a national trust bank
Circle is also making its next step in regulated finance. The cabinet has filed a request to become a national trust in the United States.
If it is approved by the office of the currency controller, the new entity, called First National Digital Currency Bank, NA, would allow Circle to act as a caretaker for its reserves and to offer secure digital asset services to institutional customers.
However, unlike traditional banks, it would not be authorized to accept cash deposits or to issue loans.
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