- Stablecoin issuer Circle reported $865 million in third-quarter revenue and reserve income, up 17% year over year.
- The revenue was driven in part by $182 million from a private presale of Circle's ARC token.
- Circle is expanding its payments infrastructure through its planned Tazapay acquisition, Arc blockchain launch, and institutional partnerships as it seeks to diversify revenue beyond stablecoin reserves.
Digital currency platform and stablecoin issuer Circle released its...
Go.AI, a provider of on-premises (on-prem), examiner-ready AI infrastructure for regulated industries, unveiled its latest solution this week: the Go1 MAX. Billed as the most powerful appliance in the Go1 product line, the Go1 MAX serves up to 8,000 concurrent users from a single appliance at a fixed price with unlimited usage and tokens.
The solution is designed for researchers, data scientists, engineers, and large enterprises—including banks, hospitals, and insurance...
- Identity verification specialist ID-Pal has teamed up with anti-money laundering solution provider ThirdEye.
- The partnership will integrate ID-Pal's technology into ThirdEye's platform, powering ThirdEye's Know Your Customer (KYC) and Know Your Business (KYB) capabilities for customers in Australia and New Zealand.
- ID-Pal most recently demoed its technology at FinovateFall 2025. Headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, the company was founded in 2016.
Anti-money laundering (AML)...
- Digital bank OnePay is allowing select US customers to fund their checking accounts using USDC stablecoins across 12 blockchains, automatically converting deposits into US dollars.
- Stripe-owned Bridge powers the stablecoin deposit functionality, offering an alternative to traditional account funding methods such as ACH transfers.
- The launch follows OnePay's recent agentic banking and MCP integration announcements as the Walmart-backed fintech continues to expand its digital financial...
Digital banking platform Revolut announced today that it has officially launched in New Zealand as a bank after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand registered Revolut Bank New Zealand Limited. This registration makes Revolut the country’s 27th registered bank and its first digital bank.
The new registration, which comes three years after Revolut first began operating in New Zealand as a financial services provider, allows Revolut to launch Instant Access Savings accounts, with eligible...
