Decta uses USDC for international treasury settlement
Decta said it will use OpenPayd's regulated infrastructure to convert company funds into USDC for international operational settlements, using over-the-counter conversion rather than a customer-facing flow. The move is a proprietary treasury use case that aims to speed transfers between entities, streamline liquidity and simplify treasury operations while keeping existing controls and regulatory discipline. OpenPayd holds MiCA authorization for EEA crypto services, and Decta has previously explored issuing a euro-pegged stablecoin under MiCA, highlighting a cautious but observable shift of stablecoins into traditional payments infrastructure and corporate treasury work.
Decta will use OpenPayd to convert funds into USDC for internal settlements
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Decta will move its own funds into OpenPayd's infrastructure for conversion into USDC.…
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