How to Build a Global Fintech App with Stablecoins
summary
Stablecoins move beyond a fiat sandwich into three concrete products: payins, payouts, hold & invest — merchants can accept crypto and Stripe/Shopify convert it on‑the‑fly and settle in fiat, vendors and remitters receive embedded wallets and can off‑ramp or keep USDC to earn yield or use debit cards, users in Argentina/Brazil/Nigeria use USD rails. Building requires compliance, on/off ramps (ZeroHash, Ramp, Moon), card issuance and wallet infra; Dynamic ships Dynamic Stablecoin Accounts today and claims a global Venmo in 10 minutes.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:31Audience Poll & Dynamic Overview
- 1:54Stablecoin Market Trends
- 3:03Fintech Adoption of Stablecoins
- 4:34Evolution of Stablecoin Use Cases
- 5:37Three Main Use Cases: Payins, Payouts, Hold/Invest
- 7:22Deep Dive: Payins (Stripe, Shopify)
- 8:17Deep Dive: Payouts (Vendor, Contractor, Remittance)
- 10:11Deep Dive: Hold & Invest (Yield, Debit Cards)
- 11:50The Required Tech Stack
- 13:36Developer Challenges & Market Complexity
- 15:06Industry Consolidation & Dynamic’s Solution
- 16:48Dynamic Stablecoin Accounts & Developer Tools
- 17:27Predictions for the Future of Fintech & Stablecoins
- 19:59Stablecoin Report & Closing Remarks
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