Mexican Giant Grupo Salinas Taps Anchorage Digital for Stablecoin Payments

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The alliance will allow Coinpro, a crypto exchange owned by Grupo Salinas, to leverage Anchorage’s stablecoin services for its cross-border settlement operations. Grupo Salina’s Carlos Dias Afonso hinted at a deeper integration of stablecoin channels to benefit Grupo Elektra’s customers. Mexican Giant Grupo Salinas Taps Anchorage Digital for Stablecoin Payments Key Takeaways - Mexico’s Grupo Salinas partnered with Anchorage to launch a stablecoin solution for Coinpro’s payments. - Anchorage CEO Nathan McCauley notes that digital dollars have become core infrastructure for finance. - Next, services could be expanded to Grupo Elektra, with Ricardo Salinas’ support, who allocated 70% to bitcoin. Anchorage Digital And Grupo Salinas Partner On Stablecoin Implementation Stablecoins have become one of the key use cases for blockchain technology, and more financial institutions around the world are shifting their business model to introduce them into their workflows. Grupo Salinas, one of the largest business conglomerates in Mexico, with dozens of companies, has partnered with Anchorage Digital, a cryptocurrency services company, to integrate stablecoins in its cross-border payment flows. Coinpro, a cryptocurrency platform owned by the group, will integrate Anchorage’s Stablecoin Solutions for Banks to “compress settlement cycles” in its cross-border operations. Anchorage claims that its stablecoin solution offers international institutions the ability to include stablecoin-based operations with embedded compliance for cross-border payments and treasury operations. Nathan McCauley, Co-Founder and CEO of Anchorage Digital, stressed that stablecoins were moving to become core bank infrastructure. “Grupo Salinas shares our conviction that digital dollars will power the next generation of cross-border finance, and we’re proud to partner in bringing that vision to life,” he declared Carlos Díaz Alonso, Grupo Salina’s CEO of the Commission-Based Business, hinted at extending these services to Grupo Elektra, explaining that “for Grupo Salinas, a strategic alliance with Anchorage Digital means strengthening our business, in which we will be co-developing more efficient channels that benefit Grupo Elektra’s customers and users.” Grupo Elektra is another conglomerate part of Grupo Salinas, which includes Banco Azteca, an institution focused on providing financial services to low-income Mexicans. Ricardo Salinas Pliego, founder and chairman of Grupo Salinas and a public bitcoin supporter, had been trying to accomplish years ago, hinting at the possibility of selling bitcoin in Grupo Elektra’s retail stores. Salinas, who has allocated 70% of his portfolio to bitcoin, has complained about regulations stopping banks from launching bitcoin solutions in Mexico. The development comes after Anchorage recently partnered with remittance giant Western Union to issue USDPT, its own stablecoin. Remittance Giant Western Union Ditches Legacy Rails for Its Own Stablecoin Remittance Giant Western Union Ditches Legacy Rails for Its Own Stablecoin Issued by Anchorage Digital, the Solana-based dollar-pegged stablecoin comes to revitalize the remittances and settlements processes at Western Union, which… Read NowIssued by Anchorage Digital, the Solana-based dollar-pegged stablecoin comes to revitalize the remittances and settlements processes at Western Union, which…

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