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Executive insights on Web3, stablecoins & modern payments

Articles for decision-makers: Payment 3.0, stablecoins, crypto ramps, regulation, LatAm dynamics and the new digital money infrastructure.

Payments · Infrastructure

Payments 3.0: Why the New Infrastructure Is Eating the World

Based on McKinsey Global Payments Report 2025 and “Payments Are Eating the World”.

Payments are no longer a back-office function. A2A, wallets, real-time rails and digital assets are reshaping how companies compete, monetize and expand globally.

Read time: 6–8 min by AndesCrypto

Stablecoins · Networks

Stablecoins vs. Visa & Mastercard: When Digital Dollars Outpace Card Networks

Based on “The Decade of Digital Dollars” and Cointelegraph / CEX.io analysis.

In 2024, stablecoin volumes exceeded Visa and Mastercard combined. We unpack what portion represents real-world payments, what is trading activity and what it means for your roadmap.

Read time: 7–9 min by AndesCrypto

LatAm · Crypto

Latin America: The Global Testbed for Stablecoins and Crypto Payments

Based on “The 2025 Geography of Crypto Report” by Chainalysis.

Inflation, capital controls and fragmented payment systems have turned LatAm into a leading region for stablecoin and crypto adoption. We explore country-level dynamics and corporate opportunities.

Read time: 6–8 min by AndesCrypto

Stablecoins · Treasury

The Digital Dollar Decade: Three Real-World Impacts of Stablecoins

Based on “The Decade of Digital Dollars”.

Less FX volatility, broader access to USD and capital freed from slow settlement systems. We break down how stablecoins are reshaping treasury, remittances and trade.

Read time: 6–8 min by AndesCrypto

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The information on this site is educational and informational only and does not constitute investment advice, financial guidance or an offer of securities. Companies must evaluate their decisions with their legal, accounting and financial advisors, considering applicable regulations in Chile and each Latin American country where they operate.