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Why Are We Hearing So Much About Stablecoins—and Why Does Taiwan Suddenly Matter?
Stablecoins are often discussed alongside crypto speculation, CBDCs, and policy debates—but their real significance lies elsewhere. This article explains what stablecoins actually do, how they differ from central bank digital currencies, and why they matter for export-driven economies like Taiwan. Written for general readers, it focuses on money movement, cross-border trade, and the strategic role stablecoins play in today’s global financial infrastructure.
What Do ISO 27001, ISO 27701, and SOC 2 Type 2 Actually Protect—and Why Should Companies Care?
ISO 27001, ISO 27701, and SOC 2 Type 2 are often seen as security badges. This article explains what they actually protect, their limits, and why they matter for governance and audits.
Cross-Border Wire Transfers vs. Stablecoin Payments: How Much Can Companies Actually Save—and At What Cost?
Stablecoins promise faster and cheaper cross-border payments—but the savings are not universal. This article compares SWIFT wires and stablecoin transfers using cost models, settlement timelines, and risk trade-offs to help finance leaders evaluate when stablecoins actually make sense.
Why VASP Registration and Security Certifications Are Not Advantages—They’re the Minimum Requirement for Using Stablecoins in Corporate Payments
Stablecoins are entering mainstream corporate payments, but outsourcing payment flows introduces new governance risks. This article explains why VASP registration and internationally recognized security certifications (ISO 27001, ISO 27701, SOC 2 Type 2) are not advantages but the minimum threshold for bank acceptance, audit defensibility, and operational continuity.