Binance has introduced RWUSD, a yield product that protects the principal, to its Binance Earn platform. Starting on July 28, 2025, RWUSD allows users to earn up to 4.2% annual percentage rate (APR) by signing up with stablecoins like Tether or Circle. The product compares the performance of real-world assets (RWAs), such as tokenized U.S. Treasury notes, to provide a stable investing choice. Users can subscribe with stablecoins that meet the requirements, which are then turned into RWUSD tokens at a 1:1 ratio. The product earns daily incentives in RWUSD, and users can trade their holdings for USDC at the same 1:1 ratio. Binance offers two ways to cash out: Fast Redemption (0.1%) and Standard Redemption (0.5%), making its ecosystem a closed loop. The RWA tokenization market surged 260% in the first half of 2025, with tokenized U.S. Treasuries playing a significant role in this expansion. RWUSD connects traditional finance with cryptocurrency, appealing to investors seeking stable returns without the risks of speculative assets. Its flat 4.2% APR applies to subscriptions up to $5 million, and it can be used as collateral for Binance VIP Loans without affecting the amount made.
Fintech Due’s API integrates local payment rails, liquidity markets, and blockchain networks into a single endpoint and offers mid-market FX rates, saving businesses up to 90% compared to traditional wires by routing transactions through stablecoin and on-chain rails
London-based fintech startup Due has launched its Stablecoin Payments API, aiming to revolutionize cross-border payments by leveraging blockchain technology and stablecoins. The API integrates local payment rails, liquidity markets, and blockchain networks into a single endpoint, allowing businesses to send, receive, and settle payments in over 80 countries. Due’s API simplifies global treasury operations, slashing fees by up to 80% compared to traditional banking systems. Transactions settle in seconds, slashing fees by up to 80%. The $7.3 million seed extension, led by Speedinvest and supported by investors like Semantic, Fabric Ventures, Strobe Ventures, and Polymorphic Capital, will fuel Due’s aggressive expansion plans, including scaling its API infrastructure to cover over 100 countries by year-end and developing additional payment solutions. Due’s focus on underserved markets positions it to democratize access to global liquidity.
Wirex integrates Circle’s EURC stablecoin with Visa’s settlement pilot, introducing on-chain automation and unified account management for fast, cost-effective, and transparent cross-border digital currency payments
Wirex is supporting EURC settlements through Visa’s stablecoin settlement pilot, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of blockchain-based payments in Europe. Following the successful completion of a testing phase, Wirex is now live with EURC settlement capabilities via the Visa Network. This collaboration enables near real-time settlement using EURC, a fully backed stablecoin issued by Circle and pegged 1:1 to the euro. The integration of EURC settlement allows Wirex to further streamline cross-border payments and enhance the efficiency of its crypto-to-fiat conversion infrastructure—enabling fast, secure, and cost-effective transactions for users. Benefits for the payments industry include: Fast settlements with near-instant processing times; Enhanced security and transparency through blockchain technology; Seamless user experience across crypto and fiat transactions , enabled by instant conversions at the point of sale, unified account management in a single app, and stablecoin-based settlement that eliminates traditional cross-border frictions. “Partnering with Visa to enable EURC settlements is a major step forward in our mission to make digital currencies practical for everyday payments,” said Svyatoslav Garal, Global Head of Payments at Wirex.
Polkadot launches capital markets division to showcase practical use cases in decentralized finance, staking and real-world asset (RWA) tokenization
Polkadot has launched a capital markets division to connect traditional finance with its blockchain ecosystem, aiming to attract institutional players as digital assets gain traction. The division aims to connect traditional finance with Polkadot’s infrastructure, helping institutions explore opportunities in asset management, banking, venture capital, exchanges, and over-the-counter trading. The division will showcase practical use cases in decentralized finance, staking, and real-world asset tokenization. Polkadot is the 24th-largest blockchain by market capitalization, valued at around $6.1 billion. The division is shaped by recent US regulatory progress, including the passage of the GENIUS stablecoin act and the House of Representatives advancing separate bills on crypto market structure and anti-CBDC measures. Other blockchain firms are realigning their strategies to capture institutional demand in areas such as asset tokenization, bond issuance, and stablecoin settlement.
U.S. Government Starts pushing economic data onto Blockchains for “making America’s economic truth immutable and globally accessible”
The U.S. government has begun using blockchains to disseminate key economic data, starting with the U.S. Department of Commerce’s release of gross-domestic product (GDP) numbers, which was described as a “proof of concept” for doing more of this in the future. “We are making America’s economic truth immutable and globally accessible like never before, cementing our role as the blockchain capital of the world,” said Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick, in a statement that announced the new approach to spinning out government data. In a deliberate effort not to pick blockchain favorites, the department put out Thursday’s data via Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, TRON, Stellar, Avalanche, Arbitrum One. Polygon PoS and Optimism, identifying the transaction hashes for each in its announcement. The agency said that it also sent the data through Chainlink and Pyth and noted that exchanges Coinbase, Gemini and Kraken helped out. Lutnick’s department credited President Donald Trump’s fostering of crypto and blockchain technology with what it described as a “landmark effort.” The U.S. government issues a number of economic reports on a routine basis that have tremendous weight with the financial markets, including the Department of Labor’s jobs report and the consumer price index. According to its statement, the Commerce Department “will continue to innovate and broaden the scope of publishing future datasets like GDP to include the use of other blockchains, oracles, and exchanges.”
Webisoft’s AI-powered no-code platform builds and deploys Web3 apps with wallet integration and prebuilt contracts for NFTs, DAOs, DeFi, and identity
Webisoft has launched Web3Fast, an AI-powered platform that makes blockchain application development accessible to a wide range of users, including startups, enterprises, and independent creators. Web3Fast is designed to accelerate Web3 adoption without requiring deep technical knowledge. The platform offers a no-code/low-code environment supported by an intelligent AI assistant, allowing users to design and deploy on-chain applications, integrate wallets, and utilize prebuilt smart contract templates for common use cases like NFTs, DAOs, tokenization, decentralized finance, and digital identity. The platform enables projects to move from concept to launch in a fraction of the traditional time. Web3Fast is currently in beta for selected partners, with a wider rollout expected in the coming quarter. The platform is chain-agnostic, security-focused, and business-ready, making it suitable for experimentation and enterprise adoption at scale.
Ant Digital launches full-stack Tokenization-as-a-Service covering the entire RWA lifecycle; dual TEE and ZK verification ensures institutional-grade security for high-frequency financial transactions
Ant Digital Technologies has launched DT Tokenization Suite, a comprehensive tokenization solution that supports the entire lifecycle of Real-World Asset (RWA) digitization and on-chain issuance. The platform, delivered under a Tokenization-as-a-Service (TaaS) model, covers asset onboarding, token issuance, on-chain circulation, risk management, and investor ecosystem connectivity. It is built upon AntChain’s technological accumulation and blockchain patents, integrating Web2 and Web3 capabilities. The suite has achieved scaled validation across various asset categories, including green energy infrastructure and AI computing power assets. Ant Digital Technologies collaborates closely with licensed financial institutions in Hong Kong to facilitate secure on-chain digitization of high-quality assets and build a transparent and efficient RWA ecosystem. The suite has demonstrated broad applicability, extensibility, and commercial value. A dual Prover security architecture combining Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) and Zero-Knowledge (ZK) verification enhances transaction integrity and trust, meeting high-frequency financial transaction requirements. DT Tokenization Suite also incorporates with ZAN, a Web3 Node Provider which processes over 2 billion daily calls. Multi-chain adaptability enables flexible asset token issuance.
Bitget Wallet partners with MoonPay to launch a new fiat withdrawal feature that allows users to convert stablecoins directly into cash over 25 fiat currencies
Bitget Wallet has partnered with MoonPay to launch a new fiat withdrawal feature that allows users to convert stablecoins directly into cash. Through MoonPay, Bitget Wallet users can now sell USDT and USDC for more than 25 major fiat currencies, including USD, EUR, GBP, CHF, AUD, HKD and more, without relying on centralized exchanges. The launch also introduces fiat withdrawal functionality to Bitget Wallet for the first time. Accessible via Bitget Wallet’s “Sell Crypto” page, users in eligible countries can select their token and preferred fiat currency before completing the transaction via MoonPay’s platform. As part of the process, users complete identity verification (KYC) and select their withdrawal method through MoonPay, which facilitates crypto-to-fiat conversion and fund settlement. Supported payout options include Apple Pay and debit or credit cards via Visa and Mastercard. Once approved, funds are deposited directly to the selected payment method. All transactions undergo identity verification and AML checks, with most fiat withdrawals processed within minutes depending on the payment method. Users can monitor their transactions directly within Bitget Wallet and receive real-time updates via email. Users can buy crypto directly in Bitget Wallet, and spend their crypto through the in-app Shop section, crypto card, and QR code-based Pay feature. For those preferring to convert crypto back into fiat, the new sell feature enables direct withdrawals to supported payment methods.
ONDWallet multi-chain platform to incorporate robust KYC and AML controls, verifiable credentials, and permissioned layers for managing identity-bound wallets to enable compliant transactions in tokenized RWAs
The tokenization of real-world assets is expected to reach $16 trillion by 2030, with the market for Real-World Assets (RWAs) expected to reach $16 trillion. However, existing tokenization platforms are often designed for speculative crypto trading, lacking compliance and control features. ONDWallet aims to address this by incorporating robust KYC and AML controls, verifiable credentials, and permissioned layers for managing identity-bound wallets. The platform supports various assets, including tokenized real estate, debt instruments, commodities, NFTs, and standard cryptocurrencies. It is natively multi-chain, with integrations with Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, and protocols like Centrifuge, Maple, and Ondo Finance. ONDWallet’s dynamic oracle integration keeps off-chain data updated and accessible, ensuring data integrity and privacy. The $ONDW token supports the ecosystem, serving two core functions: paying for in-app services and staking for platform revenue. The project is currently in its Private Sale and Beta Rollout phase, with plans for a mainnet launch and public sale in Q3-Q4 2025.
OroBit’s blockchain protocol built on Bitcoin, securely automates tokenization, ownership management, and compliance processes, providing the infrastructure for institutional-grade adoption of tokenized RWAs
The GENIUS Act, passed in the US, is paving the way for the mainstream adoption of real-world asset tokenization, which is expected to surpass $16 trillion this decade. Fintech pioneer Thomas Carter’s Deal Box and blockchain infrastructure innovator OroBit are at the forefront of this financial evolution, as they are prepared to harness the converging opportunities. The Act provides explicit regulatory guidelines for stablecoins and digital assets, clarifying critical elements such as reserve requirements, monthly audits, AML compliance, and dual federal and state licensing oversight. This regulatory clarity aligns with growing institutional interest in cryptocurrency markets, driven by recent Bitcoin ETF approvals and increased investment from banks and asset managers. The unified ecosystem they have crafted, powered by an enterprise-grade AI platform, is redefining how private equity, real estate, and other high-value assets are owned, traded, and managed globally.