
Stablecoin card spending crosses $10.9B
Stablecoin cards have processed more than $10.9 billion, while RedotPay forecasts annual spending could reach $50 billion by 2028.

Stablecoin cards have processed more than $10.9 billion, while RedotPay forecasts annual spending could reach $50 billion by 2028.

Stablecoin card spending has crossed $10.9 billion in cumulative volume as RedotPay projected that annual spending through the products could quadruple to $50 billion by 2028. RedotPay said in an Aug. 25 blog post that the industry recorded more than…

Affiliates have sued the stablecoin firm over use of confidential information.

RedotPay's IPO delay highlights the critical need for fintechs to prioritize regulatory compliance alongside growth to succeed in US markets.

RedotPay has reportedly delayed a planned US initial public offering that could raise more than $1 billion as the Hong Kong stablecoin payments company works through regulatory approvals and legal disputes while preparing to enter the US market. Bloomberg reported…


RedotPay’s US IPO has reportedly been delayed as it seeks regulatory approvals, while the company says it secured a US money transmitter license.

Binance and RedotPay have given conflicting accounts of whether Singapore proceedings linked to their nearly $473 million legal dispute are being discontinued following an Aug. 7 court hearing. Cointelegraph reported on Tuesday that RedotPay expects Binance to discontinue the Singapore…

Amid a $473 million legal dispute, RedotPay says it expects Binance to end its Singapore case, while Binance says its claims remain active.

Binance-affiliated entities filed a Hong Kong petition against RedotPay's founders, alleging the payment startup used its partnership with Binance to divert more than 470,000 Binance Card customers into its own competing stablecoin card. As Bloomberg News reported, Binance claims $472.8 million in losses, built on an estimated $925 lifetime value per customer, and says RedotPay […]
Binance's legal battle with RedotPay highlights the growing value of crypto payment ecosystems.


Binance has sued RedotPay and its co-founders for nearly $473 million, alleging the company diverted more than 470,000 Binance Card users in breach of a commercial agreement. Bloomberg, citing a Hong Kong court filing it obtained, reported on Wednesday that…

A $473 million lawsuit has put RedotPay under pressure as Binance affiliates alleged that the firm breached a commercial agreement.
Binance wants $473 million over RedotPay card top-ups it says were banned, the same feature RedotPay pitched to investors.

Binance-linked companies sued RedotPay, accusing it of diverting more than 470,000 Binance Card users under a commercial deal and seeking nearly $473 million in damages.

The lawsuit could prompt stricter global regulations on crypto payment platforms, impacting their operations and compliance requirements.

Spending on crypto payment cards jumped 19% to a monthly record, with RedotPay handling more than half the volume as flows into stablecoin neobanks crossed $1 billion for the first time.

RedotPay’s RLUSD card lets 8 million users spend against their XRP without selling it: pledge coins at 50% loan-to-value, borrow in Ripple’s stablecoin, swipe anywhere Visa works. It is being sold as convenience. It is, mechanically, collateralized leverage on a…

KASTxyz processed $14M in daily crypto card transactions on July 20, overtaking RedotPay as total sector spending hit a record $36.82 million.