Pulsar Money, the Web3 financial hub that simplifies the use of digital money, is pleased to announce its upcoming release on Arc, a stablecoin-native layer 1 blockchain built by Circle, the issuer of the USDC stablecoin. The aim of this partnership is to enable Europeans to seamlessly store, exchange and use digital currencies on the Arc blockchain.
Pulsar is primarily focused on the European market as a multi-currency stablecoin app and maintains partner infrastructure. Due to the multi-currency nature of Pulsar Money, being able to seamlessly exchange digital dollars, euros, and pounds as stablecoins in a single app is extremely beneficial, especially for people in European countries. Users do not need to convert their stablecoin to any other specific currency in order to use it.
Pulsar Money brings AI-driven currency swaps to virtual Visa cards
Pulsar Money offers a golden scenario to all Europeans by facilitating rapid exchange at almost zero cost. Additionally, users can use Visa cards with minimal exchange costs. As stablecoins issued by Circle’s regulated links and more fiat cooperating partners are expected to be supported by StableFX. This opportunity allows you to instantly make transactions and purchases with the swipe of your Visa card.
Pulsar’s virtual Visa card is linked to a non-custodial account and is available to residents of over 110 countries with a simple exchange. Additionally, this swapping system performs the function of converting Euros to Dollars at a rate that is favorable for the user, or in some cases the cheapest rate, under the supervision of an artificial intelligence (AI) agent infrastructure.
Simplifying digital currency and fiat currency transactions
Pulsar Money’s integration with Arc is really stepping into trading at a more advanced level in terms of switching fiat and even digital currencies. This partnership also lays the foundation for a new generation of applications that will join stablecoin rails, AI-enabled execution, and access to on-chain financial tools through a streamlined interface. In other words, Pulsar is intentionally built to highlight how agent-grade infrastructure moves from protocol functionality to everyday financial use.
Alex, CEO of Pulsar Money “Over the past few months, we have been building Pulsar in close collaboration with the broader leading financial infrastructure teams to integrate with Arc,” said Radu. “We’ve shaped a consumer money app built around regent financial execution, new on-chain financial primitives. Building on Arc gives us a strategic foundation to drive our mission to make money more efficient and more valuable.” It’s personal. ”
