Stablecoins
Stablecoins, for business
What stablecoins are, how they settle payments, how they’re regulated, and how Xchange360 puts them to work — without your business touching volatility.
In brief
What is a stablecoin for business use?
A stablecoin is a crypto token pegged to a stable asset, usually a fiat currency like the US dollar. Businesses use stablecoins to move and settle value digitally — across borders, in minutes — without the volatility of other crypto assets.
Understand
What is a stablecoin
A short, factual explainer for businesses considering stablecoins for payments and settlement.How stablecoins work
The mechanism behind a fiat-pegged token — from reserves to on-chain settlement.USDC vs USDT
How the two most widely used US-dollar stablecoins compare for business settlement.Supported stablecoins
The major fiat-pegged stablecoins commonly used for payments and settlement.Regulation & compliance
Regulation (MiCA)
A general overview of how stablecoins are regulated, including the EU’s MiCA framework.MiCA & stablecoins
How the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation classifies and governs stablecoins.USDT in Europe
What MiCA’s stablecoin rules mean for USDT in the EU and EEA — and for business settlement.EMIs & MiCA
How e-money-institution status and MiCA’s EMT and CASP rules fit together.CASP vs VASP
The MiCA authorisation, the FATF AML term, and what a business should actually check.With Xchange360
Put stablecoins to work
Once the basics are clear, these are the regulated flows businesses use stablecoins for.
