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7,000 gift card brands. 100 countries.
Amazon. Apple. Uber. Netflix. Starbucks. Plus thousands more.
Payouts to people who don't want crypto, don't want a wire, and don't want to wait.
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Bank wires in 41 currencies. Across 80 countries.
USD. EUR. GBP. INR. KES. PHP. BRL. IDR. NGN, and dozens more.
One connection to our infrastructure. No correspondent banking footprint to build on your side.
Visit at encryptus.io
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Jun 10
We're thrilled to have Dillip on our board. Great things coming.
Dr. Dilip Ratha spent three decades at the World Bank quantifying what correspondent banking actually costs migrant workers.
He's joining the Encryptus board and working closely with Anzens.
His view on USDA, in his own words:
"The risk profile of a regulated, dollar-backed stablecoin operating through licensed financial institutions is fundamentally different from speculative cryptocurrency trading.
USDA is fully reserved with US dollars and US Treasuries, held in institutional custody, and integrated into regulated banking infrastructure.
The alternative is correspondent banking, which carries its own embedded risks: settlement delays, exchange rate volatility between initiation and completion, and opacity in fee structures.
The question isn't whether stablecoins carry risk, but whether they introduce more risk than the system they replace. The data suggests they don't."
A voice that helped define the field, on the infrastructure that comes next.
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It's the 21st Century. When is our financial system going to start acting like it?
Learn more at encryptus.io
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Exciting news! We are Welcoming a Visionary to Our Board of Directors.
Encryptus is thrilled to announce that Dr. Dilip Ratha; globally renowned economist, former Head of the World Bank's Migration & Remittances Unit§has joined the Encryptus Board. 🧵
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With decades of expertise in diaspora finance, cross-border remittances, and structured finance, Dr. Ratha brings unparalleled strategic insight to help Encryptus redefine the future of digital payments and crypto-driven financial inclusion.
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His visionary leadership will strengthen our mission to build cheaper, faster, and more inclusive financial solutions for millions worldwide.🌍
Welcome aboard, Dr. Ratha! The future just got brighter.
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Access to dollars should be simpler, especially in markets where opening and maintaining a bank account is still a real barrier.
USDA is about making digital dollars usable through the wallets people already rely on.
Hold dollars without a dollar account.
For millions of people, getting access to dollar-denominated financial tools still depends on bank approval, paperwork, and local account access.
USDA changes the starting point: digital dollars held in an e-wallet, built for markets where traditional dollar accounts are not always within reach.
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You build the product.
Encryptus handles the regulated layer.
Plug into licensed crypto infrastructure without turning your product team into a compliance operation.
Your UX. Your customers.
Our licensing, compliance, and crypto rails.
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May 29
We do the heavy lifting, so you don't have to.
Meet your customers where they are.
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May 28
Most crypto-fiat providers give you an API and leave compliance to you.
We give you our licenses.
Lithuania. Dubai (DMCC). Fireblocks. End-to-end KYC/AML.
Compliance isn't a feature. It's the foundation.
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May 21
Thanks for your trust @Shantnoo6. It’s great to share an aligned vision with @EncryptusGlobal.
We're proud to work with @secondfiapp.
We're powering their off-ramp: crypto to bank accounts, mobile wallets, and gift cards across 100 countries in two minutes, all under our licensing.
Genuinely impressed by what their team is building. Self-custody done right.
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May 21
India received $135B in remittances last year, more than any country in the world. Of that, $6.5B was lost to fees.
The UN SDG target for remittance costs is 3% or less. Banks still charge an average of 14.55%. For the families on the receiving end, that isn't a fee. It's a tax.
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May 21
For crypto wallets, exchanges, and fintechs serving the Indian remittance corridor: one integration replaces a dozen banking relationships, and gives your users a path that costs less, settles faster, and clears compliance cleanly.
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May 21
The cross-border corridor doesn't have to be this expensive. We're building the version that isn't.
Learn more: encryptus.io
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May 21
Proud to announce we are partnering with @secondfiapp.
Crypto to bank account, mobile wallet, or gift card, all in a single integration.
100 countries, two minutes, self-custody the whole way.
We power the off-ramp. They power the experience.
May 21
Welcome to the future, @EncryptusGlobal. 🟦
Send your money home. Cash out to a bank.
Top up a mobile wallet. Two minutes to 90 countries.
Self-custody the whole way.
The future is onchain. SecondFi is how you get there.
🔗 secondfi.io/crypto-to-local-…
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May 20
Sending money shouldn't require a bank account on both ends.
1.4 billion adults don't have one. Most of them have a phone.
The rails to reach them already exist. The industry just keeps pretending they don't.
Learn more: encryptus.io
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May 19
@Shantnoo6 in @expert_payment this week on the gap between stablecoin adoption and real financial inclusion in Asia:
"If we are unable to pass on the benefit of technology to the end customer, how are we solving the problem?"
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May 19
In India, the dollar trades at 95 INR.
A stablecoin trades at 98 or 99.
For a business in an emerging market, the math doesn't favor blockchain unless the off-ramp actually closes the loop.
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That's the work.
Licensed crypto-fiat delivery across 100 countries, built for the last mile.
Bank wires in 79 .
Mobile wallets in 39 .
Direct integrations in APAC and Africa.
paymentexpert.com/2026/05/14…
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