危地馬拉最大的銀行Banco Industrial採用Sukupay的Stablecoin Rails進行匯款

產出：危地馬拉的匯款每年約為210億美元，佔該國GDP的20％。

Guatemala's largest bank, Banco Industrial, has adopted blockchain firm SukuPay's stablecoin rails for customers to send remittances from the U.S.

危地馬拉最大的銀行Banco Industrial已採用區塊鏈公司Sukupay的Stablecoin Rails供客戶發送美國的匯款

As part of a push to improve financial inclusion, SukuPay will allow Guatemalans to receive funds from the U.S. for a flat 99 cent fee using only a phone number.

作為改善金融包容性的推動力的一部分，Sukupay將允許危地馬拉人僅使用電話號碼以99美分的費用從美國獲得資金。

The integration was announced Wednesday by SukuPay.

Sukupay週三宣布了整合。

"This integration marks the first time a crypto-native protocol has gone live at this depth inside a top-tier Latin American retail bank," the firm said.

該公司說：“這種整合標誌著加密本地協議首次在頂級拉丁美洲零售銀行內的深度生存。”

SukuPay's technology was unveiled in April by blockchain startup Suku as a way of allowing cross-border money transfers without the need to create a crypto wallet. It is built on Ethereum scaling network Polygon and uses the USDC stablecoin.

Sukupay的技術在4月由區塊鏈初創公司Suku推出，這是一種允許跨境貨幣轉移而無需創建加密錢包的方法。它建立在以太坊縮放網絡多邊形的基礎上，並使用USDC Stablecoin。

Stablecoins, now a nearly $230 billion asset class, are one of crypto's most practical success stories. Pegged to fiat currencies like the U.S. dollar, they’ve become popular tools for payments, remittances and savings—especially in developing countries where banking access is limited or local currencies are volatile.

Stablecoins現在是近2,300億美元的資產類別，是加密貨幣最實用的成功案例之一。掛在諸如美元之類的法定貨幣上，它們已成為付款，匯款和儲蓄工具的流行工具，尤其是在銀行業務訪問有限或當地貨幣的發展中國家中，它們是波動的。

SukuPay's integration into Banco Industrial also highlights how blockchain-based rails are quietly entering the financial mainstream, not as investment vehicles but as invisible plumbing for real-world money movement.

Sukupay融入Banco工業的集成還強調了基於區塊鏈的鐵路如何悄悄地進入金融主流，而不是投資工具，而是作為現實世界中貨幣運動的隱形管道。

Remittances to Guatemala number around $21 billion annually, which is nearly 20% of the country's GDP.

危地馬拉每年匯款約為210億美元，佔該國GDP的20％。

Only 35% of Guatemalan adults had access to formal bank accounts as of 2022, according to the World Bank's Findex Data, making it a prime market for tools that can improve financial inclusion.

根據世界銀行的Findex數據，截至2022年，危地馬拉成年人中只有35％可以​​使用正式的銀行帳戶，這使其成為可以改善金融包容性的工具的主要市場。