Many cross-border payments are plagued with both a lack of speed, or timeliness, and trust. Solving one without the other produces faster risk, not faster payments.
At Money20/20 Asia recently, our Co-President, Pei Ling Tin Pei Ling and Group Chief Compliance Office, Summer Y. presented this as two distinct but connected challenges to more than 100 attendees at the Intersection Stage.
The first: settlement still takes 2 to 7 days across many corridors, locking up working capital and pricing smaller businesses out of the networks that could serve them. The second: 73% of jurisdictions have adopted the Travel Rule, yet 59% have taken no supervisory or enforcement action. The gap between regulatory intent and operational reality gives rise to potentially illicit finance operations.
The answer to both challenges should not be a single tool or a single rail, but a compliance-first network where trust is shared across participants, settlement is T+0, and risk visibility spans both fiat and on-chain flows without requiring a separate team to reconcile them.
That is what the StableX Network was built to deliver. When the network grows, the intelligence it carries grows with it.
