2026-01-14 11:35:15

USDC stablecoin is now live on the XDC blockchain and connected to fiat on-ramp services. Users can purchase USDC via Visa, MasterCard, and over 50 local fiat payment methods. This move makes enterprise-level blockchain technology more accessible and lowers the entry barrier for ordinary users. The diversification of payment options means that people from different regions around the world can more easily access the crypto ecosystem, regardless of their preferred payment method. This is an important step in driving blockchain technology toward everyday applications.

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MEVictim

· 01-17 02:14

Wow, XDC's move, finally no need to fuss so much anymore With more payment channels, the entire ecosystem feels more vibrant, this is the right way to open up Over 50 fiat currencies? Directly strike a blow to traditional payments I'm still waiting for domestic channels to come Now even my mom can buy USDC haha Finally starting to look like a normal financial product But it still depends on how the XDC ecosystem develops; just having stablecoins isn't enough To truly popularize, it needs to be even simpler; the current threshold is still too high Getting closer to large-scale adoption, this is the right direction More payment options make the true winners; competition can only drive the entire industry forward

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PumpDoctrine

· 01-17 00:35

Lowering the threshold is a good thing, but I'm worried about what new problems might arise. XDC has really got it right this time; connecting to over 50 fiat currencies is quite impressive. Hmm... we'll have to see how the experience turns out later; I hope it's not just talk. Multi-chain deployment of stablecoins—I've seen this trick many times. Finally, there's a channel that even my family can use to get started. Is it smooth in actual use? That's the real key, right? Both deposit channels and fiat currency—feels like paving the way for mainstream acceptance. It would be perfect if they could solve the compliance issues in those regions. Sounds great, but only a few people are actually using it.

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ChainSpy

· 01-16 22:40

Finally getting interesting, whether XDC can turn things around depends on this wave. USDC on XDC? The threshold is really low now. Over fifty types of fiat currency deposits... alright, I admit it's a bit impressive. It's the same old "daily application" rhetoric, heard it too many times. Visa and MasterCard direct connection, this definitely makes things more convenient. XDC is quietly making efforts, but it feels like no one is paying attention. Entering the market is so easy that I'm a bit worried about whether liquidity will be enough. Diversified payment options are good, but I'm afraid it might become just another tool for cutting leeks. Can ordinary people really start using blockchain this time? Let's wait and see. The stablecoin ecosystem has gained another pathway, quite interesting.

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StealthMoon

· 01-16 17:09

Finally, there's some hope. Offering 50 payment methods shows they're serious about their work. Is there anything special about USDC on XDC, or is this just another round of hype? Now even my mom can use cards to buy stablecoins, which is great. Lowering the entry barrier is good, but can the liquidity keep up? This is what adoption looks like—taking it slow.

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FOMOSapien

· 01-14 12:05

Finally making some progress. Having more payment options can indeed attract more people to join. XDC's move is quite good; supporting over 50 fiat currencies really covers a wide range. By the way, will this kind of stablecoin integration ultimately escape regulation... This is what we need. Don't just shout about decentralization; it has to be usable even by grandma. Having more payment channels is good, but I'm worried that user experience might still be lacking. I'm a bit looking forward to seeing how many new users can be brought in at the end.

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QuietlyStaking

· 01-14 12:05

Oh wow, does XDC finally have USDC? About time! 50 payment methods? That's quite a boast, but in reality, it's still just the same few. But on the other hand, the fiat on-ramp has become much more convenient. Wait, stablecoins are increasing, but it doesn't feel very exciting anymore. More blockchains and more coins, and ordinary people are getting more confused... It would be perfect if RMB direct top-up was supported earlier. So is this the eve of large-scale adoption? Or just another round of cutting the leeks? Not bad, not bad. If this continues, blockchain can really become usable.

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SignatureDenied

· 01-14 12:03

Hmm... Both USDC and XDC, they sound nice but does anyone really use them? 50 fiat currencies for deposits sound great, but in the end, they all get stuck at the KYC stage. Is this really lowering the barriers this time, or just another attempt to boost their own image? Visa and MasterCard have supported this for a long time, what's new... Finally, I'm just waiting to onboard directly using local payment methods. By the way, how's the popularity of the XDC blockchain? Hopefully it’s not just a flash in the pan. The number of stablecoins is increasing, but the ecosystem still feels like the old three. More payment options are indeed convenient, but the real issues are still the trading pairs and liquidity. Didn't they say they would lower the barriers? Why do I still need to bind my card and verify my identity... Is this what you call everyday application? I think it's still a long way off.

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BasementAlchemist

· 01-14 12:00

Do you feel that this kind of thing sounds nice, but in reality, only that group of people can really use it? 50 types of fiat currency sound like a lot, but I want to see how it will be integrated domestically. XDC public chain? I haven't heard much about it. Could it be just hype again? But it’s really cheaper for us to enter the market, it all depends on the transaction fees. This time, it might really be progress; having the payment layer connected makes things much more convenient.

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WhaleStalker

· 01-14 11:58

Finally taking some down-to-earth actions, supporting deposits in over 50 fiat currencies is no joke. XDC's move was well played; user experience has indeed improved. To put it nicely, the key still depends on transaction fees. No matter how cheap the channel fees are, if they are too high, it's pointless. Can it really get ordinary people on board? I remain skeptical; the educational cost is still too high. This round of operations is a quiet, strategic layout, with no flashy packaging. The era of multi-chain deployment with USDC has arrived; wallets need to keep up. Without liquidity, there's no hope. I hope the XDC ecosystem can sustain this wave of popularity.

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MemeKingNFT

· 01-14 11:44

50 fiat currency channels? Sounds good, but I have to say... it's just like those NFT projects claiming to "change the world" back then. In the end, weren't they just tools to harvest retail investors? However, this move by xdc is indeed interesting. The multi-chain deployment of stablecoins has long been understood; only a few main chains truly handle the volume.

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