Skip to content
General News

Stables Teams Up with Yellow Card to Bring Stablecoins to Africa

Stables Money 2 mins read

SYDNEY, Australia, May 28, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Stables, the pioneering Australian stablecoin payment startup, is set to make waves in the African market through a strategic collaboration with Yellow Card. With a steadfast commitment to real-world utility, Stables aims to revolutionise the payment landscape, empowering individuals worldwide to transact anywhere and anytime.

The collaboration between Stables and Yellow Card opens the door to seamless, cost-effective, and secure transactions for millions of users across 15 African countries to start, with many more to come. This move comes amidst a growing demand for stablecoins, fueled by rising smartphone penetration, a surge in digital currency usage, and an increasing awareness of stablecoin applications.

Bernardo Bilotta, co-founder of Stables, is enthusiastic about the venture, recognising Africa as a vibrant market with immense scalability potential. "We see tremendous opportunity in Africa, driven by the growing demand for stablecoins. For us, this launch enables us to make a profound impact on the everyday lives of Africans and their financial health and options," says Bilotta.

Chris Maurice, CEO and co-founder of Yellow Card, said, "Stables' robust team and cutting-edge technology, together with Yellow Card’s innovative Payments API, will empower even more customers to access and utilise financial services more effectively. Africa is the Stablecoins continent, so there is no more natural place for the Stables team to expand."

Stables' platform facilitates the effortless conversion between stablecoins and local currencies, bridging the gap between traditional finance and decentralised finance (DeFi). With support for over 138 countries globally, Stables empowers users to transact with confidence, both online and offline, while maintaining stability and security.

Moreover, Stables' unwavering commitment to legal and risk compliance ensures a secure environment for punters. With all necessary licences secured and stringent due diligence practices in place.

Stables' entry into Africa not only signifies a strategic business move but also underscores its commitment to driving economic growth and creating job opportunities within the crypto sector. With its established presence in South East Asia and Australia, Stables is well-positioned to lead the charge in Africa's crypto revolution.

For media inquiries, please contact:

Ashleigh Oddi
Bernardo Bilotta
marketing@stables.money

About Stables:
Stables is a pioneering stablecoin payment platform based in Australia, committed to revolutionising the global financial landscape through blockchain technology. With a focus on real-world utility and financial inclusivity, Stables empowers users worldwide to transact freely and securely.

About Yellow Card:

Yellow Card is the largest and first licensed Stablecoin on/off ramp on the African continent. Operating across 20 countries, they provide individuals and businesses of all sizes across Africa with secure, liquid, and cost-effective access to USDT, USDC, and PYUSD via their local currency directly and through their Payments API.

A photo accompanying this announcement is available at https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/04235a17-a97f-44b4-a3c4-966a15a82714 


More from this category

  • General News
  • 26/07/2024
  • 11:49
North Road Cemetery

NORTH ROAD CEMETERY MARKS CENTENARY OF THE DEATH OF AVIATION HERO HARRY BUTLER

MEDIA RELEASEJuly 2024 NORTH ROAD CEMETERY MARKS CENTENARY OF THEDEATH OF AVIATION HERO HARRY BUTLER Captain Harry Butler was an aviation pioneer said to be almost as famous as the premier in the years after World War One – wowing the people of Adelaide with spins, dives and loop-the-loops in his famous “Red Devil” Bristol monoplane. One hundred years on, North Road Cemetery is planning to mark the centenary of Butler’s death on 30 July 1924 and commemorate the life of an extraordinary Yorke Peninsula boy. North Road Cemetery historian Helen Stein says Butler has largely been forgotten today but…

  • Education Training, General News
  • 26/07/2024
  • 10:00
Australian National Maritime Museum

Australian National Maritime Museum brings the wonder of Book Week into the classroom

To celebrate Book Week (17-23 August), the Australian National Maritime Museum will be hosting a series of free online workshops designed to inspire and ignite the creativity of primary school students across Australia. This series of 5 engaging workshops include 3 sessions with some of Australia’s favourite children’s authors, Dr VanessaPirotta, Jackie French, and Jess McGeachin, and 2 sessions with the Museum’s Digital Education Project Officer leading creative writing workshops to spark the imagination and passion of young writers. Conducted via Zoom so that students across Australia can be involved, these live workshops are interactive, and students are encouraged to…

  • Contains:
  • Education Training, General News
  • 26/07/2024
  • 06:01
La Trobe University

Nexus expands into NSW, enhances educational equity

La Trobe University's commitment to advancing educational equity and tackling Australia's teaching shortage has taken a significant step forward, with the expansion of its acclaimed Nexus program into primary schools across New South Wales. Nexus, a first-of-its-kind and proven initiative, is an employment-based pathway to teaching that enables high-performing professionals to transition from other careers while gaining practical experience in school settings. Building on its success in Victoria, where 94 per cent of participants were teaching after graduating from the Nexus program, a new cohort of aspiring primary teachers will start their journey through Nexus from Term 4 in NSW…

Media Outreach made fast, easy, simple.

Feature your press release on Medianet's News Hub every time you distribute with Medianet. Pay per release or save with a subscription.