MiniPay and Noah Launch Seamless Global-to-Local Stablecoin Payments at EthCC Cannes

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Cannes, France – July 2nd, 2025 – MiniPay and Noah unveiled a groundbreaking partnership at EthCC Cannes, introducing a fully non-custodial stablecoin payment solution that bridges global banking rails with local payment methods. This innovation aims to simplify stablecoin usage for everyday financial needs worldwide.

The Challenge: Fragmented Stablecoin Adoption

While stablecoins have gained mainstream traction, their utility remains limited by fragmentation and accessibility barriers. MiniPay (a Celo-based stablecoin wallet) and Noah (a global payments infrastructure provider) address this by enabling users to receive, convert, and spend stablecoins seamlessly—all within a single, non-custodial app.

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Key Features:

  1. Virtual USD & EUR Accounts:

    • Users can create virtual accounts to receive payments via ACH/SEPA, with funds auto-converted to USDT, USDC, or cUSD.
    • Eliminates the need for foreign bank accounts, benefiting freelancers, migrant workers, and remote teams.
  2. Local Payment Integration:

    • Direct payments via Pix (Brazil), M-Pesa (Kenya), and bank transfers (Nigeria)—no currency withdrawals required.
    • Over 75% of Brazilians use Pix; M-Pesa reaches 90% of Kenyans, making these methods essential.
  3. Global-to-Local Spend:

    • Hold a single stablecoin balance and spend it across 70+ destinations, from airtime top-ups to merchant payments.

Why This Partnership Matters

Impact:

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FAQ Section

Q: How do virtual accounts work?
A: Users receive USD/EUR via ACH/SEPA, converted automatically to stablecoins in MiniPay.

Q: Are local payments instant?
A: Yes—funds spent via Pix or M-Pesa settle natively without conversions.

Q: Is MiniPay secure?
A: Fully non-custodial; users retain full control of their assets.

Q: Which stablecoins are supported?
A: USDT, USDC, and cUSD.

Q: What regions benefit most?
A: Africa, Latin America, and Asia, where access to global rails is limited.

Conclusion

This collaboration sets a new standard for borderless finance, merging global liquidity with local practicality.