Redefining cross-border payments with Stablecoins | Mika Reyes CEO of Parallax | S1 E2

In this episode of stableminded, we speak with Mika Reyes, the co-founder and CEO of Parallax, a platform revolutionizing global payments for freelancers, contractors, and businesses using stablecoins.

Mika shares:

- Her personal journey from the Philippines to the U.S. and how her challenges with sending money cross-border inspired Parallax.
- Why stablecoins are the future of cross-border payments, offering faster, cheaper, and more secure transactions compared to traditional systems like PayPal and WISE.
- The innovation behind Parallax’s self-custodial wallet infrastructure, designed for non-crypto-savvy users, and how it unlocks global accessibility without compromising security for over 50,000 freelancers
- How Parallax is scaling from individual freelancers to supporting businesses with high-volume, reliable, and instant payment solutions.

Whether you’re curious about stablecoin adoption, self-custody solutions, or the future of global payments, this episode provides powerful insights into the future of stablecoin payments on-chain.

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Season one of stableminded is proudly supported by Layer1, powered by BVNK.

Layer1 is the self-custodial, global stablecoin payments platform designed to simplify payments across multiple chains. Built on years of BVNK’s in-house innovation, it’s the ultimate tool for businesses ready to harness the power of stablecoins.

Discover more at layer1(dot)com and stay tuned for our conversation with Johannes Kask, Managing Director of Layer1, next season!

*The content of this podcast is for informational purposes only and does constitute financial, investment or legal advice

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