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BlackOpal’s GemStone reflects a “Big Moment” in PayFi. Credit card merchants will receive instant cash settlements without delays. GemStone sets a standard for tokenized credit products. Onchain asset management payments platform BlackOpal has launched GemStone, a tokenization solution based on the Plume Network. According to an official post on X, Plume Network described the innovation as a “Big Moment” in PayFi. Powered by Plume, the launch of GemStone from @blackopal_fi marks a big moment for PayFi. Through GemStone, Brazilian credit card receivables are coming onchain via Plume, enabling institutional-grade yield for emerging markets. pic.twitter.com/sgbRo4lAoa — Plume – RWAfi Chain (@plumenetwork) January 8, 2026 A Standard for Tokenized Credit Products Plume co-founder and CBO Teddy Pornprinya described GemStone as a reflection of what Real World Assets should be. According to Pornprinya, the solution will enable institutional-grade yield, transparent structure, and global accessibility. He noted that the latest move by BlackOpal sets the standard for what tokenized credit products can achieve. The newly launched solution will allow Brazilian merchants to receive cash instantly through an initiative that allows them to sell debt, tokenize it, and reward purchasers. According to reports, the process involves BlackOpal buying the debt at a discount, tokenizing it on the newly launched GemStone platform using the Plume Network blockchain, and selling it to institutional buyers worldwide. A Spotlight on the Use of Tokenization Analysts consider the program a spotlight in the use of tokenization in emerging markets, disrupting the traditional process that government bonds have dominated, while unlocking assets such as credit card receivables. Meanwhile, launching the product in Brazil will boost the region’s thriving real estate tokenization sector, alongside its Central Bank’s DREX digital currency project. Typically, in Brazil, the existing system involves extended delays, with up to 70% of customers paying in up to 12 monthly…

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