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Published corridors
Remittance · stablecoin rail
US → Mexico
Conditional
Largest remittance corridor in the world; MX fiat rails are licensable but every stablecoin leg sits in a grey area pending CNBV's VASP framework.
- Time to operate
- ~6–12 mo
- Binding constraint
- On-Ramp & Off-Ramp · Grey area in Mexico
- Next regulatory date
- 2027-01-01
- Both directions
- 1 activity differs
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Remittance · stablecoin rail
US → Nigeria
Viable
Nigeria has built out real VASP and IMTO pathways under ISA 2025, but inbound-only remittance and a no-stablecoin-payout rule shape the whole flow.
- Time to operate
- ~9–18 mo
- Binding constraint
- None · all critical activities clear
- Next regulatory date
- 2027-01-01
- Both directions
- 2 activities differ
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B2B Settlement · stablecoin rail
US → Brazil
Blocked
Updated
Brazil reclassified stablecoins as FX (Res. 521) and bans stablecoin as an eFX settlement rail from 30 Oct 2026; the B2B leg goes dark on that date.
- Time to operate
- No viable path
- Binding constraint
- B2B Settlement · Restricted in Brazil
- Next regulatory date
- 2026-10-01
- Both directions
- 1 activity differs
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On/Off-Ramp · stablecoin rail
US → Argentina
Viable
Post-Milei liberalisation plus the CNV PSAV regime make Argentina one of the cleaner stablecoin on/off-ramp corridors, if BCRA FX limits are respected.
- Time to operate
- ~6–12 mo
- Binding constraint
- None · all critical activities clear
- Next regulatory date
- 2027-01-01
- Both directions
- 1 activity differs
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B2B Settlement · stablecoin rail
US → Hong Kong
Viable
Both legs are fully licensable: HK's Stablecoin Ordinance + SFC VATP regime make this the reference offshore settlement hub for Asia flows.
- Time to operate
- ~6–12 mo
- Binding constraint
- None · all critical activities clear
- Next regulatory date
- 2027-01-01
- Both directions
- Same
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Remittance · stablecoin rail
India → UAE
Blocked
One of the world's largest remittance corridors: UAE rails are fully licensable under DFSA/CBUAE, but India's crypto restrictions block the stablecoin path at the origin leg.
- Time to operate
- No viable path
- Binding constraint
- On-Ramp & Off-Ramp · Restricted in India
- Both directions
- Same
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Remittance · stablecoin rail
Nigeria → Kenya
Conditional
Intra-African trade and remittance corridor: Nigeria has live VASP pathways while Kenya's VASP Act 2025 framework is still being implemented; fiat rails work today, stablecoin awaits Kenyan licensing.
- Time to operate
- ~9–18 mo
- Binding constraint
- On-Ramp & Off-Ramp · Unclear in Kenya
- Next regulatory date
- 2027-06-30
- Both directions
- 1 activity differs
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B2B Settlement · stablecoin rail
UK → EU
Viable
EU MiCA is fully live while the UK's FCA regime only lands in Oct 2027; until then UK-side stablecoin activity routes through EU-authorised entities.
- Time to operate
- ~9–18 mo
- Binding constraint
- None · all critical activities clear
- Next regulatory date
- 2027-04-01
- Both directions
- 1 activity differs
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B2B Settlement · stablecoin rail
Australia → Singapore
Viable
Both ends are licensable: MAS's stablecoin framework is live and Australia phases in AUSTRAC registration (Mar 2026) and ASIC platform licensing (Apr 2027).
- Time to operate
- ~6–12 mo
- Binding constraint
- None · all critical activities clear
- Next regulatory date
- 2027-04-01
- Both directions
- 1 activity differs
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B2B Settlement · stablecoin rail
Singapore → Hong Kong
Viable
The two APAC licensing hubs: MAS and HKMA/SFC regimes are both live, making this the reference corridor for regulated stablecoin settlement in Asia.
- Time to operate
- ~6–12 mo
- Binding constraint
- None · all critical activities clear
- Both directions
- 3 activities differ
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Remittance · stablecoin rail
US → Philippines
Viable
One of the largest remittance corridors (USD 36B+ annual OFW flows): GENIUS Act rails on the US side meet the Philippines' new SEC CASP regime (May 2025).
- Time to operate
- ~6–12 mo
- Binding constraint
- None · all critical activities clear
- Next regulatory date
- 2027-01-01
- Both directions
- 3 activities differ
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Remittance · stablecoin rail
Philippines → Singapore
Viable
OFW remittance corridor with licensable ends: SEC CASP rules (May 2025) in the Philippines and MAS's Payment Services Act framework in Singapore.
- Time to operate
- ~6–12 mo
- Binding constraint
- None · all critical activities clear
- Both directions
- Same
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Remittance · stablecoin rail
Indonesia → Singapore
Viable
OJK's POJK 27/2024 regime (live Jan 2025) plus the QRIS to PayNow cross-border linkage make this one of the fastest-maturing ASEAN corridors.
- Time to operate
- ~6–12 mo
- Binding constraint
- None · all critical activities clear
- Both directions
- Same
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Remittance · stablecoin rail
Vietnam → Thailand
Blocked
Vietnam bans crypto-fiat conversion outright while Thailand licenses SEC digital asset exchanges; the stablecoin path is blocked at the Vietnamese leg.
- Time to operate
- No viable path
- Binding constraint
- On-Ramp & Off-Ramp · Restricted in Vietnam
- Both directions
- 1 activity differs
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Remittance · stablecoin rail
UK → India
Blocked
Large diaspora remittance corridor: the UK's FCA regime arrives Oct 2027, but India's crypto restrictions block the stablecoin path at the destination leg.
- Time to operate
- No viable path
- Binding constraint
- On-Ramp & Off-Ramp · Restricted in India
- Next regulatory date
- 2027-04-01
- Both directions
- Same
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B2B Settlement · stablecoin rail
Brazil → Hong Kong → China
Blocked
Updated
Commodity trade corridor (USD 100B+ annually): USDT bridges BRL to offshore CNH via Hong Kong, but China's onshore ban and Brazil's Res. 561 eFX ban (Oct 2026) squeeze both ends.
- Time to operate
- No viable path
- Binding constraint
- B2B Settlement · Restricted in Brazil
- Next regulatory date
- 2026-10-01
- Both directions
- 1 activity differs
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