Stable Sea CEO, Tanner Taddeo, joined renowned financial journalist Jane King on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange to discuss the launch of Stable Sea Terminal and the future of stablecoin-powered money movement. The interview was a milestone moment showcasing how stablecoins are moving from crypto-native origins into the mainstream of global finance.

“The infrastructure for sending stablecoins is great,” said Taddeo. “But the infrastructure for converting them back into usable fiat is still stuck in Telegram DMs.”

Solving the Final Mile

Taddeo opened by explaining the core challenge Stable Sea is solving: how to help businesses—whether SMBs or large enterprises—move money across borders faster and cheaper than the traditional correspondent banking system allows.

“If you're a business trying to move funds to Mexico, Canada, South Africa, or Brazil, today’s banking infrastructure is slow and expensive,” Taddeo said. “Stablecoins and blockchain technology offer faster settlement and better FX. Stable Sea enables large-scale transactions for corporate treasury and merchant payouts using these technologies—more efficiently than ever before.”

How Stable Sea Terminal Works

Stable Sea Terminal allows fintechs, PSPs, and enterprises to convert stablecoins into local fiat currency at scale. Customers can bring their own wallet or use one provided by Stable Sea, and the backend system handles the orchestration of stablecoin movement and conversion globally. Setup takes less than a day.

Taddeo emphasized Stable Sea’s FX advantage: “We’re confident we have the lowest FX rates on the market for stablecoin conversion and we’re proud of the work it took to get there.”

The Terminal also supports core functions like stablecoin purchasing and is preparing to launch yield-bearing features this summer. Businesses will soon be able to swap idle stablecoins into tokenized T-bills, money market funds, or bonds—generate yield for 24–72 hours—and swap back into stablecoins for cross-border use.

Why Stablecoins, Why Now?

Jane King noted that stablecoins are gaining legitimacy, especially compared to other digital assets. Taddeo agreed and shared why they’re especially suited for global business.

“Stablecoins will be around for a long time and will play a major role in cross-border payments,” he said. “They eliminate the slow, layered reconciliation of traditional banking. With blockchain, both sender and recipient can transact through accounts on-chain—reducing cost and time, regardless of geography.”

Whether settling into Ghanaian cedis or British pounds, the process is streamlined with stablecoins. And with regulation improving and Fortune 500 companies starting to explore, enterprise adoption is gaining momentum.

“In 50 years, the idea that we'll still be using ACH and wires to move money globally just doesn't hold,” Taddeo said. “Blockchain will become the foundation for financial infrastructure—and Stable Sea is building the tools to make that transition seamless.”

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