Stablecoin Liquidity Brings 24/7 Corporate Treasury Rails via Coins.ph TradeDesk

Coins.ph says it is upgrading corporate treasury for 24/7 cross-border FX and payments using stablecoin liquidity, aiming to bypass banking cut-offs and traditional T+2 settlement. The company argues that legacy B2B rails create slippage and liquidity bottlenecks, while stablecoin (fiat-pegged) settlement runs on a 24/7 blockchain cadence. The release cites adoption momentum: an EY-Parthenon survey says 13% of corporates and financial institutions already use stablecoins in active treasury operations, while 56% of non-users expect adoption within 12 months. It also references McKinsey’s 2026 estimate that Asia could account for about $245B in stablecoin payments (~60% of global volume). In the Philippines, Coins links the move to clearer BSP regulatory support and frames the shift as utility adoption beyond retail speculation. Its International TradeDesk is positioned as an FX-style execution layer, targeting ~2 bps spreads on G10 pairs and offering T+0 finality (minutes vs days), 24/7 FX conversion aligned to real-time volatility, and large-amount capacity for flows above PHP 1,000,000 (no stated maximum limit). For traders, the practical takeaway is smoother cross-border execution outside weekend/holiday “dead zones,” which could reduce unhedged FX timing risk. Separately, Coins also disclosed a March 13, 2026 security incident involving phishing via in-app notifications and says it launched a public bug bounty with Secuna, while reporting rising spot volume and broader cash-out options. Overall, this is a corporate-rails announcement focused on stablecoin liquidity rather than a new token or protocol change.