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−0.0%A7 launches USDT‑SWIFT payment service amid recent U.S. sanctions
Image: Crypto.newsA7 International will let customers pay foreign invoices with USDT while recipients receive funds via standard SWIFT transfers. The service charges a fixed 0.3% fee and is aimed at foreign trade businesses, though individuals can also use it. A7 reports about 15,000 customers, roughly 2,000 daily transactions, and coverage in over 100 countries. The launch is scheduled for October 13, following U.S. sanctions on the network.
Key points
- A7 International enables USDT payments to settle foreign invoices with SWIFT delivery.
- It targets foreign trade businesses and also allows individual customers.
- A7 serves around 15,000 clients, processes about 2,000 transactions daily, and operates in over 100 countries.
Why it matters
The service offers a stablecoin bridge to traditional banking, potentially simplifying cross‑border payments for businesses while operating under sanctions scrutiny.
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Sources · 3 publishers
Crypto.news
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Sanctioned Russian payment network A7 unveils new USDT service
The Defiant
Tier 1
Sanctioned A7 Announces USDT-to-SWIFT Payment Service
Coverage timeline
- First reported by BeInCrypto
- Confirmed by Crypto.news
- CryptoVideos brief published
- 1 more publisher added to sources
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