How PSPs can support stablecoin and crypto wallet payments without replacing card rails and clearing up the misconception of replacing it with something blockchain-native.

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That 'misconception' only needs correctin' if the card networks are still holdin' yer license. Blockchain settles faster and cheaper — who still charges 2% on top of it is a business arrangement, not a technical constraint. 🦑

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