Singapore-based Fiat-to-Critto-Critto-Critto-Critto-To Pay has expanded its solution with support for Hedera’s native tokens.
On April 3, the company announced the integration of Hedera (HBAR) and USDC (USDC) into its blockchain platform. The on-ramp solution allows users to seamlessly purchase crypto assets via credit cards, bank transfers and local payment methods.
Alchemy Pay (ACH) recently announced its own blockchain, adding on-ramp support for mobile tokens and Ledger Live platforms.
Having seen significant growth across the Crypto Payments industry, the company boasts major partnerships with some of the world’s top financial platforms and providers, including Visa, MasterCard, Nuvei and Apple Pay.
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Hedera’s support follows a partnership with the HBAR Foundation. HBARFoundation focuses on supporting Web3 projects built on the Hedera blockchain. HBAR and USDC are core assets of this ecosystem, and Alchemy Pay says its Fiat-Crpto solution will help expand.
This initiative is important for real-world asset tokenization and the growing presence of Hedera in the artificial intelligence market.
Alchemy Pay’s solutions also boost Hedera’s decentralized financial economy. Blockchain networks also attract remarkable attention across regulated security tokens and inappropriate tokens. RWA, DEFI, and NFTS are the major ecosystems within the broader crypto and blockchain technology space.
The platform recently announced two improvement proposals designed to unlock Hedera’s more growth.
HIP-755 and HIP-756 unlock @hedera’s exciting new features by bringing natively scheduled transactions to smart contracts.
-hedera (@hedera) April 2, 2025
Apart from unlocking new features in HBAR, the proposal adds natively scheduled transactions to the smart contract. This means that it allows multi-party coordination along with the scheduling keys for developers to build and deploy highly distributed applications.
In late March, Hedera announced that native tokens were available in Telegram wallets. Users can now buy and sell and hold HBARs through non-mandatory wallets.
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