TLDR Western Union partners with Crossmint to expand access to the USDPT stablecoin. USDPT is a dollar-pegged stablecoin built on the Solana blockchain. AnchorageTLDR Western Union partners with Crossmint to expand access to the USDPT stablecoin. USDPT is a dollar-pegged stablecoin built on the Solana blockchain. Anchorage

Western Union and Crossmint Join Forces for USDPT Stablecoin Rollout

2026/03/05 02:52
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TLDR

  • Western Union partners with Crossmint to expand access to the USDPT stablecoin.
  • USDPT is a dollar-pegged stablecoin built on the Solana blockchain.
  • Anchorage Digital Bank will issue the USDPT token.
  • Crossmint will integrate its wallet and payment APIs with Western Union’s Digital Asset Network.
  • Fintech platforms will settle transactions on Solana using USDPT.

Western Union has partnered with Crossmint to expand access to its USDPT stablecoin on Solana. The companies plan to connect blockchain wallets with Western Union’s global payout network. The rollout targets faster international transfers and will begin during the first half of 2026.

Western Union introduced USDPT last October as a dollar-pegged stablecoin built on the Solana blockchain. Anchorage Digital Bank will issue the token while partner exchanges will support trading.

Crossmint will integrate its wallet and payment APIs with Western Union’s Digital Asset Network. The integration allows fintech apps to settle Solana transactions and convert balances into local currency.

Western Union said the system links stablecoin transfers with more than 360,000 collection locations worldwide. Those locations operate across over 200 countries where customers already collect remittance payments.

Crossmint co-founder Rodrigo Fernández Touza described stablecoins as a foundation for global treasury movement. He said Western Union maintains one of the most established payout networks in international payments.

Western Union and USDPT Integration on Solana

Western Union will route USDPT settlements through Solana to support faster blockchain transaction processing. The company said the network handles high throughput and suits payment-focused digital assets.

Crossmint will provide embedded wallets so fintech platforms can hold and transfer USDPT. Those platforms will also access payment APIs that connect directly with Western Union payout services.

Malcolm Clarke said the partnership connects global wallets with Western Union’s trusted payment infrastructure. He added that the design supports digital platforms that require direct settlement and cash conversion.

Developers using Crossmint tools will access USDPT through programmable secure wallet infrastructure. The system lets applications settle payments on Solana before converting funds through Western Union outlets.

Digital Asset Network Connects Stablecoins With Cash Payouts

Western Union plans to launch a Digital Asset Network to link stablecoins with cash access points. The network will connect digital wallets with existing remittance infrastructure worldwide.

The company said more than 360,000 payout locations will support conversions from stablecoins into local currencies. These outlets already serve customers who collect transfers through Western Union agents.

Crossmint currently provides embedded wallet services and cross-chain stablecoin infrastructure to thousands of clients. The firm counts more than 40,000 businesses using its digital asset development tools.

Ribbit Capital and Franklin Templeton back Crossmint as investors in its blockchain infrastructure platform. The company focuses on tools that help developers integrate wallets and tokenized payments.

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