Anchorage Digital expands custody arrangement with Bitso for US-Mexico corridor
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Anchorage Digital expanded its custody-and-listing arrangement with Bitso, positioning itself as infrastructure for the US-Mexico stablecoin corridor. Under the deal, Bitso's Mexican peso stablecoin MXNB is now custodied by the federally chartered crypto bank across six blockchains, and Bitso has listed Anchorage-issued USD stablecoins USDPT and USAT from Western Union and Tether.
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- Anchorage Digital
- Action：
- expanded custody-and-listing arrangement
- Object：
- stablecoins moving between US and Mexico
- Occurred (fact side)：
- Oct 28, 00:00
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- Oct 28, 03:46
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- Oct 28, 03:56
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Report first recorded Oct 28, 03:56
Anchorage Digital has expanded its custody-and-listing arrangement with Latin American crypto platform Bitso to cover both sides of the US-Mexico remittance corridor. The deal targets one of the world's largest money-transfer routes, moving tens of billions of dollars yearly. Anchorage Digital Bank's custody now supports MXNB, Bitso's Mexican peso stablecoin, across six blockchains, while Bitso has listed USDT and USDC-backed stablecoins from Western Union and Tether. The companies aim to replace legacy banking rails with onchain stablecoin transfers backed by regulated custody.
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