MoneyGram Launches Stellar (XLM)-Powered Visa Stablecoin Card in Colombia Pilot
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MoneyGram has launched a Stellar-based Visa stablecoin card in Colombia, enabling users to transact directly in USDC through retail checkpoints and mobile wallet integrations. The pilot combines Stellar's blockchain infrastructure with MoneyGram's remittance network, initially supporting digital payments while physical cards are slated to roll out by the end of 2026. The offering brings stablecoin utility to a major Latin American market where remittances remain central to household finance.
- Stellar-powered card enables USDC checkout at retail points and supports mobile wallet payment methods including Apple Pay.
- Physical card issuance targeted for 2026, suggesting phased rollout from digital-first to traditional card infrastructure.
- Colombia pilot positions Stellar and MoneyGram as direct competitors in the cross-border remittance and stablecoin payment space.
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