Known for its fast transaction speeds and low friction payments, the Stellar network offers users tools for value exchange across borders.
On Aug. 23, The White Company and Fintech's Interstellar joined forces to bring users seamless foreign currency withdrawals and deposits via a new stablecoin.
Under the terms of the agreement, Fintech's Interstellar decentralized exchange platform will integrate with The White Company's newly developed White Standard stablecoins, according to a press release.
The White Standard stablecoins will offer users seamless deposit, withdrawals and transfers from dollars, pounds and euros via three new Stellar-powered stablecoins-WSD, WSP and WSE-which are fully-backed by secure reserves of each respective fiat currency and hold a 1-to-1 parity in value.
The White Standard is currently the only U.S. dollar stablecoin built on the Stellar network.
"Our goal is to unleash crypto's real-world potential, and this partnership with Interstellar is the first of many steps in not just bringing the White Standard stable coins to the masses, while increasing the ease for consumers to purchase Stellar lumens with USD, GPB and the Euro.".
Launched in 2017, Interstellar is an integrated DEX platform and cryptocurrency wallet that is powered by the Stellar protocol.
Interstellar currently offers users access to trading in five major cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Stellar Lumens, Litecoin, Ethereum and Ripple.
Through its new partnership, Interstellar will be able to offer traders access to instant withdrawals, deposits and transfer via the White Standard stablecoins, a feature that has been long-awaited by Interstellar users.
Previously, the NGNT stablecoin was the only fiat-linked cryptocurrency available on the exchange.
White Standard Stablecoin Launches on Stellar-Based Exchange
Published on Aug 24, 2018
by Cryptoslate | Published on Coinage
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