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ARP Digital, a regulated digital capital infrastructure platform, has integrated into the Fireblocks Network for Payments as the network’s Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) corridor settlement partner.
The collaboration aims to allow fintechs, payment service providers, and financial institutions using the Fireblocks Network to access regulated on/off-ramp and settlement infrastructure across GCC currencies through a single counterparty.
The Fireblocks Network for Payments connects payment providers across more than 100 countries and supports stablecoin payments, cross-border settlement, and fiat on/off-ramp services.
Ran Goldi, senior vice president of Payments and Network at Fireblocks, says: “The Fireblocks Network for Payments is built on the principle that institutional-grade stablecoin settlement requires regulated, locally anchored partners in every major financial corridor.
“The GCC is one of the world's highest-volume payment markets, and ARP Digital brings precisely what that market requires: a multi-licensed counterparty with live local currency rails, the institutional depth to handle significant flow, and the regulatory standing to meet the compliance requirements of our global client base.”
Abdulaziz Kanoo, co-founder of ARP Digital, adds: “The Fireblocks Network represents the infrastructure layer that global digital asset payments are being built on.
“Our integration positions ARP Digital as the regulated entry point into the GCC for every institution operating on that network.”
Abdulla Kanoo, co-founder, ARP Digital, comments: “Our integration into the Fireblocks Network consolidates that complexity into a single, regulated counterparty with direct access to GCC settlement rails.
“For the fintechs and PSPs on the Fireblocks Network, that is a material operational improvement, and for ARP Digital, it connects our infrastructure to one of the most consequential payment networks in the world.”
The collaboration aims to allow fintechs, payment service providers, and financial institutions using the Fireblocks Network to access regulated on/off-ramp and settlement infrastructure across GCC currencies through a single counterparty.
The Fireblocks Network for Payments connects payment providers across more than 100 countries and supports stablecoin payments, cross-border settlement, and fiat on/off-ramp services.
Ran Goldi, senior vice president of Payments and Network at Fireblocks, says: “The Fireblocks Network for Payments is built on the principle that institutional-grade stablecoin settlement requires regulated, locally anchored partners in every major financial corridor.
“The GCC is one of the world's highest-volume payment markets, and ARP Digital brings precisely what that market requires: a multi-licensed counterparty with live local currency rails, the institutional depth to handle significant flow, and the regulatory standing to meet the compliance requirements of our global client base.”
Abdulaziz Kanoo, co-founder of ARP Digital, adds: “The Fireblocks Network represents the infrastructure layer that global digital asset payments are being built on.
“Our integration positions ARP Digital as the regulated entry point into the GCC for every institution operating on that network.”
Abdulla Kanoo, co-founder, ARP Digital, comments: “Our integration into the Fireblocks Network consolidates that complexity into a single, regulated counterparty with direct access to GCC settlement rails.
“For the fintechs and PSPs on the Fireblocks Network, that is a material operational improvement, and for ARP Digital, it connects our infrastructure to one of the most consequential payment networks in the world.”
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