Samsung Wallet launches Solana-based USDC account service for Galaxy users in the U.S.
Original headline三星钱包向美区 Galaxy 用户推出基于 Solana 的 USDC 账户服务
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Samsung Wallet has launched a Solana-based USDC account for eligible Galaxy users in the U.S., letting them buy, hold, send and receive the stablecoin without a separate crypto wallet or private-key management. The service, built with stablecoin custodian Bastion and Coinbase, is expected to reach roughly 82 million compatible Galaxy devices in the country. Transfers between Samsung Wallet users and compatible external wallets are free, and users can send funds to bank accounts in more than 60 countries and regions. Credit-card top-ups carry a 4% fee, and the service is not yet available to New York residents. Samsung said it plans to explore online and offline stablecoin payments and expand the offering to other markets, making the wallet a potential mass-market on-ramp for Solana-based dollar payments.
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Samsung Wallet, Solana (SOL), USDC, Coinbase (COIN), Bastion
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