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Inconsistent Stablecoin Rules Put Small Players at a Disadvantage

The global stablecoin market is hindered by a patchwork of regulations, creating barriers for startups and smaller crypto service providers. Larger players dominate the space, while innovators face high compliance costs. This imbalance could reshape the future of cross-border digital transactions.

The real blocker is not awareness; it's the inability of backend systems to scale

Krishna Subramanyan, Our CEO, shares insights on how open banking must evolve through platform-based infrastructure. He discusses the need for multi-ledger reconciliation, modular compliance systems, and seamless fee logic to unlock new revenue opportunities. These advancements aim to deliver richer, more contextual services in corporate banking and cross-border payments.

Tariffs, tensions and the financial fallout for SMEs

As global trade routes shift under the weight of rising U.S. tariffs and geopolitical tensions, small and mid-sized enterprises (SMEs) are feeling the heat. With exporters rerouting through emerging markets like Vietnam and India, supply chains are becoming more complex—and costly. SMEs now face increased financial risk, from currency volatility to delayed payments. But amid the disruption, new growth opportunities are emerging for those ready to adapt.

Bruc Bond Unveils Fee Management Capabilities to Help Fintechs Overcome Payments Complexities

Bruc Bond launched a cutting-edge hierarchical fee management system within its banking platform—designed to streamline complex B2B payment flows worth trillions. This new capability enables fintechs to dynamically set, automate, and optimize fees across global transactions—reducing manual overhead and hidden costs. With regulatory pressures mounting and payment complexity rising, this is a game-changer for firms seeking efficiency and transparency. Discover how it helps fintechs stay agile in a rapidly evolving landscape.

DORA: Upcoming Next Big Deadline

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is approaching a critical deadline, requiring financial firms to strengthen their IT risk management and cybersecurity frameworks. This article highlights the key compliance challenges and the urgent actions companies must take to meet regulatory expectations. With the clock ticking, financial institutions need to assess their operational resilience strategies, collaborate with third-party service providers, and implement robust security measures to avoid penalties and ensure seamless compliance.