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Share Share Share Share Email Sending money across borders has never been technically difficult. What has always made it expensive, slow, and opaque is the infrastructure built around it. A standard international wire transfer routes through correspondent banks, each charging fees and adding processing time, in a system designed decades ago when real-time verification was not possible and the number of intermediaries was treated as a feature rather than a cost. That system is now being dismantled piece by piece, and the technology doing the dismantling is blockchain. The global cross-border payment market was valued at $371.59 billion in 2025…
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