BPN Showcases Real-World Stablecoin Settlement at Binance Blockchain Week 2025

Dubai, UAE — December 4, 2025 — Better Payment Network (BPN), the programmable settlement and FX layer built for the stablecoin era, concluded a high-impact presence at Binance Blockchain Week 2025, demonstrating how unified multi-stablecoin infrastructure is already reshaping cross-border commerce across emerging markets. Over two days of programming, founder Rica Fu joined industry leaders from Mastercard, First Digital, and Binance to discuss the state of digital assets in real-world payments, and later delivered a dedicated keynote outlining how BPN is enabling enterprise-grade settlement using stablecoin liquidity.

Photo: BPN showcased at Binance Blockchain Week 2025

This year’s Binance Blockchain Week focused heavily on the transition from experimentation to practical deployment. Against that backdrop, BPN’s participation highlighted one of the most pressing themes of the conference: while stablecoins have become the dominant medium of exchange in many emerging markets, the global economy still lacks the institutional rails required to make these assets truly usable for businesses. It is this gap — the absence of a unified, enterprise-ready clearing layer — that BPN was purpose-built to address.

A new chapter for stablecoins: from access to settlement

During the opening-day panel “Digital Assets in Action”, Fu offered a perspective grounded in the reality of cross-border enterprises. She noted that stablecoins have quickly become indispensable in markets such as Brazil, Mexico, Kenya, and Nigeria — regions where traditional rails remain slow, fragmented, and inaccessible to merchants who operate on thin margins and rely on predictable settlement cycles.

Photo: BPN participated ‘Digital Assets in Action’ panel discussion

While stablecoins solve the currency access problem, Fu underscored that enterprises continue to face three structural barriers when attempting to use digital assets at scale: • most stablecoin trades still occur between personal wallets, creating informal, trust-limited flows; • off-ramping remains inconsistent, with banks frequently freezing funds due to unclear source-of-funds; • and uneven crypto enablement across counterparties makes it difficult for businesses to operate across multiple jurisdictions.

“The gap is not interest or demand,” Fu explained. “The gap is infrastructure. Stablecoins have proven their value, but enterprises need clean liquidity, institutional FX, and interoperability with the systems they already use. That is the layer we are building at BPN.”

Photo: Rica Fu, founder of BPN, speaking at the panel

BPN is transforming cross-border settlement

On Day 2, Fu delivered a standalone session that walked the audience through how BPN unifies fragmented CeFi and DeFi liquidity into institutional-grade FX infrastructure with real cases.

While global commerce has grown increasingly digital, she noted that cross-border settlement remains “stuck in the emerging markets,” where businesses continue to wait days for payments, lose margins to opaque FX, and face constant uncertainty. BPN addresses this by aggregating institutional liquidity sources into a single programmable settlement layer, connecting both fiat and stablecoin legs. Fu emphasized that the company builds with a CeDeFi philosophy: combining the transparency and programmability of blockchain with the regulatory rigor and reliability required by established financial institutions.

Photo: Rica Fu, founder of BPN, speaking at Binance Blockchain Week 2025

One of the most illustrative examples came from Mexico’s rapidly expanding EV import sector. Fu described how a Hong Kong–based distributor selling used electric vehicles into Mexico previously relied on settlement processes that took up to two days and carried FX costs exceeding two percent. Through BPN, the buyer now pays in MXN with funds landing directly into the seller’s virtual account, converting into USD or CNH through BPN’s unified liquidity rails. The entire flow completes in under ten seconds. Pricing tracks Bloomberg FX benchmarks and aligns with the spreads offered by Mexico’s top-tier banks — a level of execution quality small and mid-sized exporters often cannot access. The result is a settlement experience that is not only faster and cheaper, but also significantly more predictable for merchants who depend on tight working-capital cycles.

Whether enabling faster settlement for exporters, improving FX execution for online sellers, or supporting creator payouts across fragmented payment ecosystems, BPN’s corridors share a common pattern: clean liquidity, predictable pricing, and end-to-end settlement that completes in seconds rather than days. Fu highlighted what these flows collectively reveal: a shift from retail-driven experimentation to enterprise-level adoption, made possible by institutional liquidity aggregation and stablecoin interoperability.

Photo: “BPN makes stablecoins enterprise-ready”

Backed by YZi Labs, aligned with global financial infrastructure

BPN’s presence at BBW also highlighted the role of YZi Labs, the company’s lead strategic backer and a global investor focused on next-generation financial infrastructure. As a firm with over $10 billion in assets under management and a portfolio spanning Web3, AI, and fintech, YZi Labs has been instrumental in scaling BPN’s liquidity foundation and institutional partnerships.

YZi Labs’ participation underscores a shared thesis: the future of cross-border settlement must place stablecoins at the center, supported by infrastructure that combines compliance, transparency, and local-market expertise. BPN’s architecture — native to BNB Chain and deeply integrated with both decentralized and traditional liquidity venues — reflects that vision.

Built for real business

Across both days of Binance Blockchain Week, Fu emphasized a simple but powerful message: the next chapter of stablecoin adoption belongs to real-world commerce, not speculation.

“Stablecoins, on their own, create both value and chaos. When orchestrated correctly, they create harmony,” she concluded. “BPN is built for real flows, real businesses, and real impact — and that is exactly what the global settlement landscape needs now.”

About BPN

Better Payment Network (BPN) is a payment network built natively on BNB Chain, powering seamless global money movement through integrated multi-stablecoin liquidity. It unifies stablecoin liquidity across G7 and emerging markets, enabling instant, borderless settlement for enterprises, payment providers, and institutions. Incubated by YZi Labs and powered by BNB Chain, BPN bridges centralized and decentralized finance to create a compliant, scalable, and efficient global payment network.

For more information, visit bpn.finance or follow @bpn_network on X.