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Nium brings global off-ramping infrastructure to RedotPay. Hong Kong, October 8, 2026 - Nium, the infrastructure platform for global money movement, today announced a partnership with RedotPay, a global stablecoin-based payment fintech company, which brings global off-ramp infrastructure to RedotPay's over nine million users. Announced at the TOKEN2049 conference in Singapore, the partnership gives RedotPay access to Nium's payment network which spans across 100 currencies and 190 countries. RedotPay will use these capabilities to extend its off-ramp coverage into new markets as it continues scaling rapidly. RedotPay is accelerating financial access globally through responsible, compliant adoption of stablecoin-based payments. The partnership expands RedotPay's stablecoin-powered rails, powered by Nium's cross-border payments network that moved over US$84 billion across the globe in the past year. "Stablecoins are becoming a daily payment method, not just a trading asset," said Prajit Nanu, Co-founder and CEO of Nium. "RedotPay's users move between digital and traditional money constantly. Our battle-tested infrastructure is built for exactly that kind of value movement, across every corridor and currency they need." "We are building an inclusive platform that makes finance easier and more accessible for users around the world," said Michael Gao, Co-founder and CEO of RedotPay. "Nium's off-ramp infrastructure will help our users worldwide put their digital assets to work for the everyday things that make life meaningful." Nium connects to stablecoin rails through partnerships with regulated blockchain infrastructure providers, while payouts move across Nium's own licensed payment network. About Nium Nium is building the infrastructure to move money as freely as information. Its global, compliance-first platform gives banks, fintechs, and enterprises the rails to collect, convert, send, and spend funds across 100+ currencies, borders, and blockchains through one unified platform. Nium holds regulatory licenses in 40+ countries and operates its cross-border payout network across 190+ markets, with more than 100 settling in real time and with funds disbursed to bank accounts, wallets, and cards. As a principal member of schemes including Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and UATP, Nium issues over 41 million card credentials annually. The company is co-headquartered in San Francisco and Singapore. For more information, visit www.nium.com. About RedotPay RedotPay is a global stablecoin-based payment fintech that integrates blockchain solutions with traditional banking and finance infrastructures. Its intuitive platform empowers millions around the world to spend and send digital assets, ensuring faster, more accessible and inclusive financial services. RedotPay advances financial inclusion for the unbanked and supports crypto enthusiasts, driving global adoption of secure and flexible stablecoin-powered financial solutions to bring crypto to real life. For more information, visit www.redotpay.com. Media Contacts

Nium launches USDC funding, letting businesses put stablecoin balances to work and free up trapped liquidity. Businesses can now fund their Nium account in USDC and pay out in fiat across 190+ countries, turning idle stablecoin into working capital, with no new integration required SAN FRANCISCO, August 27, 2026 - Nium, the global infrastructure leader for real-time cross-border payments, today announced the launch of USDC funding, enabling businesses to fund their Nium account in USDC and pay out in fiat anywhere in the world. The capability extends Nium's existing payout network to businesses holding stablecoins, giving them a way to put any USDC balance to productive use without adopting separate crypto workflows. For years, moving money across borders has meant a familiar trade-off: pre-fund accounts in every market you operate in, or accept the delays of correspondent banking. Capital sits idle in nostro accounts for days at a time, waiting to be paid out. Businesses that already hold stablecoins have faced a separate problem: no clean way to convert those balances into usable funds that can be used in the everyday economy. Nium's USDC funding answers both problems at once. Businesses deposit USDC into their Nium account; funds are converted to USD and credited automatically, ready for local payout through the same infrastructure Nium clients already use to pay in 190+ countries. There is no separate crypto platform to stand up and no digital assets to manage - funding in USDC works the same way as funding in any other currency on Nium's platform. "Every business we talk to is sitting on the same problem in a different wrapper - they either have capital trapped in pre-funded accounts or stablecoin balances with nowhere useful to go," said Kuberan (Kube) Marimuthu, VP of Digital Assets at Nium. "Our USDC funding solves both at once. We put idle money, whether it is fiat or stablecoin, to work and we do it on the same robust infrastructure businesses already trust." The launch builds on Nium's broader digital asset strategy, following the company's earlier announcement enabling stablecoin-backed card issuance. Nium works with leading, regulated global stablecoin and digital-finance infrastructure providers to handle the receipt and conversion of stablecoin behind the scenes when powering USDC funding for Nium clients. Clients never need to manage a crypto wallet or private keys. For businesses making high-volume cross-border payouts - payroll and contractor platforms, marketplaces settling with global sellers, and fintechs managing dozens of payout corridors - the impact is immediate. Capital once locked in pre-funded accounts can instead be held centrally and moved just-in-time - funding payouts in seconds. For businesses already holding USDC, the balance no longer has to sit idle waiting for a manual off-ramp - it can fund global payouts directly. USDC funding is available now to eligible corporate clients. There is no new integration for existing clients of Nium. "Businesses have been told to choose between the speed of stablecoins and the reach of traditional rails," said Marimuthu. "We're proving that the two aren't mutually exclusive. With Nium stablecoin funding, our customers are getting the best of both worlds."

The travel 'nightmare' that's luring payment tech developers. New virtual card and AI tools are simplifying business payments and shifting how credit is issued at the point of sale. Curated by Financing Your Way from original reporting by American Banker - Top News. Summary is AI-assisted and editorially reviewed - see its editorial standards. The travel industry is seeing a massive push toward virtual cards and automated payment technology. This shift is designed to fix the 'nightmare' of fragmented booking and expense management. For business owners and retailers, this means a smoother bridge between purchasing and financing. Companies like Nium and American Express GBT are rolling out tools that automate complex payment workflows. This isn't just about moving money; it's about 'agentic commerce' where software handles the logic of payments based on specific business rules. For operators, this trend signals a move toward more integrated financing at the point of purchase. Virtual cards allow for instant credit issuance with strict controls. This reduces the risk of fraud and overspending compared to traditional corporate cards. If you deal with business-to-business sales or high-ticket service bookings, keep an eye on these virtual card rails. They are quickly becoming the preferred way for clients to pay and manage their budgets in real-time. The technology is moving away from manual invoicing toward instant, digital-first credit solutions that work globally. Who else is covering this