Payments platform Decta explores stablecoin-backed fund settlements, will use USDC via OpenPayd infrastructure
Payments platform Decta is exploring the use of stablecoins for fund settlements, aiming to achieve faster international transfers and more efficient liquidity management. The company will use USDC via OpenPayd's infrastructure to achieve this goal.
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