Tether invests in t-0 network
06 February 2026 El Salvador
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Tether has announced an investment in t-0 network, an institutional USDT settlement platform, in a bid to offer instantaneous, cross-border, and cost-effective payments.
The proprietary network is said to enable banks and fintechs to coordinate cross-border fiat-to-fiat payments, leveraging stablecoins as its core settlement infrastructure.
Paulo Ardoino, Tether’s CEO, believes the network “directly addresses the complexity of international payments by combining real-time settlement, cost efficiency, FX transparency, and global reach”.
CEO of t-0 network, James Brownlee, adds: “With Tether’s support, we’ve developed the infrastructure to remove friction between developed and emerging markets, enabling institutions everywhere to connect, transact, and grow on equal terms.”
Tether says the investment is indicative of the firm’s committed support of “innovative financial infrastructure that enables real-world use cases for USDT”.
The proprietary network is said to enable banks and fintechs to coordinate cross-border fiat-to-fiat payments, leveraging stablecoins as its core settlement infrastructure.
Paulo Ardoino, Tether’s CEO, believes the network “directly addresses the complexity of international payments by combining real-time settlement, cost efficiency, FX transparency, and global reach”.
CEO of t-0 network, James Brownlee, adds: “With Tether’s support, we’ve developed the infrastructure to remove friction between developed and emerging markets, enabling institutions everywhere to connect, transact, and grow on equal terms.”
Tether says the investment is indicative of the firm’s committed support of “innovative financial infrastructure that enables real-world use cases for USDT”.
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