WasabiCard received a special report from Forbes focusing on stablecoin payment infrastructure development opportunities

WasabiCard, a global stablecoin payment infrastructure platform, received a special report from Forbes. The article discussed the challenges faced by stablecoin payments towards mainstream applications, and interviewed WasabiCard co-founder and CEO Yang. The report pointed out that as the application of stablecoins gradually extends from crypto transactions to real business scenarios such as corporate payments and cross-border settlements, the underlying payment infrastructure is becoming the key to promoting the development of the industry.<br /> In the interview, RayYang said: "At this stage, the development of stablecin payments still faces dual challenges at the technical and regulatory levels. From a technical perspective, realizing fund transfer itself is no longer a core issue. What is more critical is license qualifications, compliance systems, risk management capabilities and banking network capabilities."<br /> RayYang further pointed out that the key to large-scale commercialization of stablecoin payments lies not in the payment ability itself, but in the ability to build a global infrastructure that connects digital assets and traditional financial systems. As a global stablecoin payment infrastructure platform, WasabiCard continues to deploy around the global payment network, compliance system and enterprise-level payment capabilities, and is committed to promoting the widespread use of stablecoin in real business scenarios. This special report by Forbes reflects the continued attention of the international mainstream financial media to the development trend of stablecoin payment infrastructure, and also reflects the market's increasing emphasis on compliance and the value of scalable global payment network construction.