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Ant International partners with Circle to add USDC. The integration awaits U.S. compliance approval Deal could make Ant a top stablecoin player in Asia. Ant International, the overseas division of China’s Ant Group, is preparing to integrate Circle’s USDC stablecoin into its blockchain platform. The partnership is still waiting for regulatory approval in the United States. It is included in the broader strategy of Ant to expand its international financial services and to facilitate cross-border payments in a more efficient and quicker way. Ant International Targets Faster Cross-Border Payments with USDC Bloomberg reports that the integration of the USDC offered by Ant Group will only be possible after the stablecoin satisfies all the compliance criteria in the United States. Although the precise timing remains unclear, the partnership will be a crucial milestone in Ant moving toward regulated fintech innovation. In 2020, the Chinese government ordered a crackdown on Ant Group and had to reorganize its operations, ultimately dropping its massive 37 billion-dollar IPO. Because of that, Ant Group shifted its strategy and began to pay more attention to expanding its business abroad. Since this time, the global branch of the company, Ant International, has been striving to receive licenses in such important locations as Hong Kong, Singapore, and Luxembourg. Such licenses will enable Ant to work freely in the international markets without violating local regulations. Ant is adding USDC, one of the most credible dollar-backed stablecoins in the world, in the hope of making cross-border payments faster, cheaper, and more reliable. The move would put Ant in a good position in the rapidly expanding global digital finance sector. In addition, major banks like JPMorgan and HSBC are already using Ant blockchain system. It assists them in tokenizing finance assets safely and effectively. Ant could further strengthen its networks by incorporating…

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