The stablecoin WUSD issued by digital payment company WSPN is now available on BSC and Solana
On June 17th, digital payment company WSPN's stablecoin, Worldwide USD (WUSD), has been launched on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) and Solana. In addition to its existing presence on the Ethereum and Polygon networks, WUSD can provide faster transaction speeds, more upgrade opportunities, and a wider range of applications in the Web3 field for cross-platform users.
The integration of WUSD with BSC will bring lower transaction fees and further improve transaction speed, providing users with a fast and efficient stablecoin option suitable for various financial applications. The integration with Solana greatly enhances the practicality of WUSD, enabling it to seamlessly and cost-effectively participate in DeFi protocols and other payment-focused applications.
WSPN is committed to providing users with efficient, scalable, and convenient financial solutions. WSPN will continue to integrate with XLayer and other blockchains, develop cross-chain exchanges, and create cross-chain bridge solutions between multiple networks to further enhance the interoperability and availability of WUSD in different blockchain ecosystems.
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