Zoomex, a global digital assets trading platform, has teamed up with UR to deliver regulated bank accounts to their 3 million users, supercharging real-life spending via the newly launched virtual Zoomex card.
Zoomex, a global digital assets trading platform, has teamed up with UR to deliver regulated bank accounts to their 3 million users, supercharging real-life spending via the newly launched virtual Zoomex card.
Stablecoins are proving their worth with correspondent banking to blockchain and traditional businesses alike.
The shift from single-rail constraints to multi-rail flexibility is the next evolution in infrastructure.
A stablecoin API helps platforms automate payouts with on-chain settlement, compliance features and multi-chain support. Learn how it works.
This article explores how businesses can leverage modern payout solutions to solve cross-border payment challenges, reduce operational costs, and improve the recipient experience through stablecoin-enabled infrastructure.
The past 6 months have been about laying the groundwork. From early ideas to real progress, this is how the year shaped up.
Banking as we know has evolved this year with the rise of onchain financial platforms. Ahead of 2026, UR is doubling down on building native onchain banking infrastructure that provides bank-grade reliability with trustless blockchain efficiency.
All you need to know when it comes to stablecoins and how they’re slowly becoming a viable alternative in the finance world.
Let's break down how onchain banking works and how UR is simultaneously bringing freedom and efficiency to every transaction and business.
Beyond everyday convenience, UR users reap the benefits of full custody while accessing bank-level integration for multi-currency IBAN support and automated yield on idle balances.
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