Stabble, a leading high -interest liquidity platform on Solana Blockchain, cooperates with Kima Network, a well -known decentralized settlement infrastructure network. The partnership redefines the Decentralized Finance (Defi) by simplifying Stablecoin deposits on chains with a Fiat-Oprit in a fully decentralized manner. In this respect, users can deposit the prominent stablecoins, $ USDC and $ USDT.
Kima Network to deliver simplified Stablecoin deposits via Fiat Onboarding
The partnership of Stabble with Kima Network underlines a revolutionary step for decentralized finances (Defi). That is why the collaboration makes the deposits possible in a seamless way in $ USDC and $ USDT. For this goal it introduces a Fiat disaster in a fully decentralized setting.
In addition, the famous block chains from which the funds can be deposited in the aforementioned Stablecoins Optimism, Base, Tron, Avalanche and Ethereum. The fall of conventional bridge-based solutions, bypasses the integration of Stabble and Kima Network 3rd-Party Custodians, Packaged tokens and smart contracts. Consumers can handle Stablecoins directly from the favorite chain, with funds that go to Solana in USDC or USDT.
Direct revenue implementation with lower complexity, reimbursements and risk
As soon as reaching Solana, the registered funds can easily be used in the yield -providing liquidity pools. This lowers the complexity, reimbursements and the risk, and offers an unparalleled experience for newcomers and already exploiting Defi users. The Fiat-to-Crypto Onboarding allows consumers to finance Stabble accounts in their possession through direct bank transactions or credit cards in EUR and USD.
For each stabble, the Integration Cross-Chain settlement makes possible with a precise 1: 1 conversion to Stablecoin in real time. Moreover, this also makes the lowest reimbursements with intermediaries.
By continuing, it yields a fully non-right and decentralized structure. Apart from that, it also offers an embedding logic and KYC mechanism to guarantee future-proof compliance. Moreover, the collaboration also offers a only API integration route with zero costs for implementation.
