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We're heading to Frankfurt for the S&P Global European Financial Institutions Conference. Henri De Jong will be speaking at the “Europe’s Stablecoin Shift: Risks and Opportunities for Banks” panel. The discussion will cover where the real opportunities sit, what MiCAR means in practice for banks considering issuance, and the risks that come with moving this infrastructure into mainstream financial activity. If you're attending, it's worth being in the room for this one.
Quantoz Payments now has its own BIC code, QUPYNL22.

This means payments sent to Quantoz accounts can be routed directly to us, without anything falling through the cracks. Cleaner routing, and more control over the flow of funds. For our clients, it makes funding accounts via SWIFT more straightforward. For us, it's another step toward being a more complete payments infrastructure provider.

Small update. Real consequence.
#stablecoins #payments
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We had a guest in the office yesterday!

José from INFTF stopped by to talk through where things could go next. We've worked together before, his efforts were instrumental in getting the TerraPay and Coop Bank partnership off the ground, and that set a good foundation.

This time, the conversation was broader. Future corridors, how Xahau fits into the picture, and what a longer-term relationship could actually look like in practice.

Thank you so much for stopping by José. It was a pleasure to see you in person.
Our new website is live!
We’re excited to share a new home for Quantoz: one that makes it easier to explore who we are, what we’re building, and how our digital money infrastructure works.
The site brings together our platform and the ways businesses can use it, from payments and cross-border transfers to direct stablecoin issuance, tokenised asset settlement, trade and supply chain finance, and agentic payments.
This post is the start of a series. Over the coming weeks, we’ll take a closer look at each of those topics and the ideas behind them. After that, we’ll turn to the developer experience, including our APIs and platform status.
Thank you to everyone who helped bring the new site to life. Take a look and tell us what you think
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Gaston Hendriks, our Co-CEO and CTO, is joining a strong panel at Capgemini's Money in Motion event.

The session focuses on the future of digital money, covering how stablecoins, tokenised deposits and the Digital Euro might actually coexist, and what that means for banks and payments infrastructure. Timely questions, and the kind of room where the conversation tends to cut through the usual noise.

The discussion draws on themes from Capgemini's World Payments Report, which looks at the rise of programmable and intelligent money.

Worth following if you want a grounded take on where digital money is actually heading in Europe.
How does your business collect payments?

A Quantoz account enables EU businesses to accept revenue via Pay by Bank (Open Banking), SEPA, SWIFT, local payment methods, and Quantoz stablecoins.

Named virtual IBANs give your business a payment destination in its own name. For euro payments, you can also create a Pay by Bank payment link. Your customers approve the payment in their own banking app, and the IBAN, amount and reference are filled in for them automatically

Want to know more? Explore the collection options on our website:
https://www.quantoz.com/solutions/payments/

#Payments #OpenBanking #DigitalMoney
Last Wednesday, our co-CEO and CTO Gaston Hendriks joined Capgemini in Utrecht for the launch of the World Payments Report 2027, speaking on the panel “The Future of Digital Money.”

The discussion covered the digital euro, stablecoins, tokenized deposits, programmable money, and the balance between public and private money.

Where do stablecoins fit in Europe? For us, the clearest use cases are cross-border transactions and on-chain business models.

Thank you to CapGemini for organizing it, and to the moderators and fellow panelists for the open discussion.
A cross-border payment has several steps. Getting value to a wallet can be fast; funding the account and paying out to a bank follow their own processes.

Quantoz connects bank funding with direct stablecoin issuance. Once issued to a verified wallet, tokens can be sent to a compatible wallet on a supported network. Recipients who need bank money have a separate redemption or local payout step.

Our new guide makes each part of that journey visible, including timing and potential costs.
https://www.quantoz.com/solutions/cross-border-transfers/
This week our co-CEO and CTO Gaston Hendriks heads to Lugano for the Plan ₿ Forum, on 23 and 24 October.

The two days bring together technologists, entrepreneurs and policymakers to talk about Bitcoin, the economics of money and where digital finance is going next. Those are conversations we like being part of, especially when they touch on how money moves in Europe and what that means for payments.

If you’re going to be in Lugano, catch up with Gaston for a short discussion.
We are heading to Munich! On October 30, our CBDO Henri de Jong will join the panel “The New Money Stack” at Digital Assets Day by Bundesblock part of the TUMBlockchain Conference.
Looking forward to discussing Europe's role in the future of digital money! https://conference26.tum-blockchain.com/agenda/the-new-money-stack