Crypto means a lot of things to merchants and payment service providers (PSPs). But for the first time, it might actually mean opportunity.
With MoneyGram launching its stablecoin wallet in El Salvador Wednesday (April 22) as the start of a broader Latin American rollout, and DoorDash on Tuesday (April 21) saying it will begin offering stablecoin payments to help navigate its “three-sided marketplace” involving consumers, merchants and delivery workers, it’s becoming clear that the crypto ecosystem’s ability to deliver on seamless payment experiences has evolved.
The early promise of crypto payments was a disarmingly simple one of faster, cheaper and borderless transactions. The reality of that earlier era, as merchants…
