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One rail, every corridor.
Cross-border payments today stitch together local rails, correspondent banks and FX desks, each with its own cut-offs and fees. A stablecoin balance moves the same way to any address on the network; local currency only enters at the edges through on- and off-ramps.
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Currencies via on/off-ramps
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Countries in Stripe Treasury
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Countries in MoneyGram's network
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Each arc is a flow a Tempo customer describes. Hover the list to highlight a corridor.
Ramp in
Local currency becomes a USD stablecoin at the sender's edge.
Move onchain
The same transfer works to any address, in any country.
Ramp out or hold
Recipients cash out locally or keep dollars.
Deel· Payroll
Local currency
Private USD
Contractor pay
“Millions of contractors around the world watch their earnings lose value the moment they land.”
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Felix Pago· Remittance
Fee spikes
Predictable
Settlement cost
“Tempo adds a settlement layer purpose-built for payments, which is important for a real-time remittance product like ours.”
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ARQ· Cross-border fintech
Gas balances
USD stablecoins
Network fees
“Tempo understood what we were building, moved with urgency, and offered the infrastructure, product vision, and long-term alignment we needed to scale ARQ.”
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MoneyGram· Remittance
User
Validator
Role on the network
“Tempo, as a purpose-built blockchain for payments that shares our focus on solving real consumer problems, is a natural partner.”
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Stripe· Treasury
Fri → Mon
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Weekend wires
“It should be easy and instant to move money anywhere in the world.”
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Deel contractors in 80+ countries hold USD.
One payout integration
Marketplaces pay sellers globally from one balance.
Corridor launches in weeks
No new correspondent relationship per country.