01-24-2026 
Digital Payments
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19 January, 2026
Veem and Coins.ph expand long-standing partnership to bring new digital settlement capabilities to payments from North America to the Philippines
Veem and Coins.ph aim to provide faster, cost-effective fund transfers to the Philippines, ensuring regulatory compliance and a range of...
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12 January, 2026
Coins.ph CEO: Stablecoins could be next big leap for payments
Coins.ph CEO Wei Zhou says stablecoins could slash costly fees and delays in payments, positioning them as crypto’s next growth...
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9 January, 2026
Remitly and Coins.ph leverage stablecoin technology to transform cross-border payments to the Philippines
Remitly and Coins.ph partnered to launch a stablecoin-powered remittance service, enabling low-cost transfers to the Philippines as adoption accelerates.
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7 January, 2026
Russia launches digital ruble in government payments
Originally scheduled to launch in September, Russia has pushed up the rollout to January; digital ruble to be accepted in...
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31 December, 2025
Stablecoins and iGaming: A shift from currency to infrastructure
Stablecoins became blockchain’s breakout use case in 2025, transforming iGaming payments as regulation and adoption pushed them into regulated markets.
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30 December, 2025
Why the Philippines’ blockchain story deserves attention
I spent most of 2025 covering blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI) in the Philippines, and somewhere between fintech panels, startup
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