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Gravity Team at Stablecoin Summit Singapore 2026

Gravity Team is attending Stablecoin Summit Singapore during TOKEN2049 week, where CEO Martins Benkitis will join a panel on stablecoins, correspondent banking and the payment corridors where settlement infrastructure is changing.

The Cost of a Failed Cross-Border Payment

A delayed or returned cross-border payment creates more than a repair fee. Payment providers absorb investigation time, treasury pressure, support demand and client risk across the full payment lifecycle.

Gravity Team at TOKEN2049 Singapore 2026

Gravity Team is heading to TOKEN2049 Singapore on 7–8 October 2026. Meet the team at Marina Bay Sands to discuss liquidity, stablecoin settlement and practical digital-asset infrastructure across global markets.

Measuring Capital Tied Up in Cross-Border Payouts

Pre-funded balances keep cross-border payouts moving, yet they also absorb capital. This framework helps payment providers quantify the cost by corridor and assess where faster settlement improves treasury flexibility.

Stablecoin Settlement Readiness Starts Before the Licence

A licence is only one part of stablecoin settlement readiness. Payment teams also need the right data, controls, counterparties and local payout processes before launch.

Which Payment Corridors Should Move to Stablecoin Settlement First?

Payment providers do not need to migrate every corridor at once. Start where failed payments, pre-funding pressure and local liquidity constraints create the clearest operational cost.

Gravity Team Joins Gate US as Institutional Client and Liquidity Provider

Gravity Team has joined Gate US as an institutional client and liquidity provider, bringing its global digital asset trading experience to support deeper liquidity and efficient price discovery across supported USD markets.

The Stablecoin Pricing Question for Payment Providers

Stablecoin settlement gives payment providers more room to shape pricing. The question is whether savings show up in lower fees, faster payouts, clearer service levels or better corridor economics.

Why Corridor-Native OTC Desks Matter for Payments

Corridor-native OTC desks are becoming part of payment infrastructure, combining local liquidity, bank access and stablecoin settlement to help providers move cross-border flows more reliably.