1Money is a company building the Layer-1 blockchain for Stablecoin Payments, securing 34 US remittance licenses and a Class F Digital Assets Business License from the Bermuda Monetary Authority.
According to a announcement Thursday, the company plans to launch a global “Stablecoin Orchestration Service” through regulated entities. It is intended to provide a Stablecoin infrastructure, including dedicated Layer-1 protocols, orchestration services and a set of compliant Fiat solutions.
1Money said the regulated footprint can support both Stablecoin and Real World Asset (RWA) publishers. The customer is allowed to mint Stablecoins and RWA tokens to connect to traditional banking systems.
Brian Shroder, co-founder and CEO of 1Money, explained that the licensing allows the company to “align Stablecoin flows to both traditional rails and emerging blockchain infrastructure.”
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Stablecoin payments are increasing
A lot of news has shown that Stubcoin is gaining interest this summer. Data from late May shows that Stablecoins has acquired $94.2 billion in Stablecoin transactions between January 2023 and February 2025 as a reliable tool for digital payments.
A mid-May survey of 295 executives from traditional banks, financial institutions, fintech companies and payment gateways showed that 90% of institutional players are already using Stablecoins or actively exploring them. In August, Global Grocery Giant Spar announced its support for Stablecoin and Cryptocurrency payments at its Swiss stores.
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Traditional payment processors participate
In June, e-commerce giant Shopify collaborated with Coinbase to deploy early access to Stablecoin Payments at Circle’s USDC. Two months ago, Visa extended its Stablecoin offering with its settlement platform by adding support for Global Dollar (USDG), PayPal USD (PYUSD) and Euro Coin (EURC) Stablecoins.
MasterCard was not excluded. Circle, the company behind USDC (USDC) Stablecoin, has announced its deal with MasterCard and Finastra, aiming to expand its reach to merchants and banks globally. In May, Stripe introduced Stablecoin-based accounts to clients in over 100 countries.
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