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Samsung integrates USDC to overhaul cross-border remittances for 82 million Galaxy users

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Briefings

Samsung announced a partnership to integrate USDC into cross-border remittances, enabling users to send funds abroad or receive local currency payouts in over 60 countries beginning late October 2026. This initiative targets approximately 82 million Galaxy users, aiming to streamline international transfers. The program is part of Samsung's broader financial services strategy, though specific transaction volumes or fee structures remain unconfirmed.

Key points

• Samsung integrated USDC to allow eligible Galaxy users to send funds abroad or receive local currency payouts in over 60 countries starting late October 2026.
• The initiative targets approximately 82 million Galaxy users, representing a significant portion of Samsung's global mobile user base.

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Specific transaction volumes, average transfer costs, and the exact operational timeline beyond late October 2026 are not provided in the source evidence.

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