PANews reported on November 10th that Exodus Movement, Inc. (NYSE American: EXOD), a NYSE-listed self-custodial cryptocurrency platform, announced the acquisition of Uruguayan payment orchestrator Grateful. The company plans to integrate Grateful's stablecoin payment technology into its self-custodial wallets and merchant services. Grateful provides merchants and individuals with stablecoin payment collection and management, supporting wallet-to-wallet payments, QR code payments, e-commerce settlements, off-exchange exchanges, and merchant dashboards. Its features include lower fees, instant fund availability, and interest-bearing balances. Exodus stated that the integration will cover multiple blockchains including Polygon, Optimism, Base, Arbitrum, and Solana.PANews reported on November 10th that Exodus Movement, Inc. (NYSE American: EXOD), a NYSE-listed self-custodial cryptocurrency platform, announced the acquisition of Uruguayan payment orchestrator Grateful. The company plans to integrate Grateful's stablecoin payment technology into its self-custodial wallets and merchant services. Grateful provides merchants and individuals with stablecoin payment collection and management, supporting wallet-to-wallet payments, QR code payments, e-commerce settlements, off-exchange exchanges, and merchant dashboards. Its features include lower fees, instant fund availability, and interest-bearing balances. Exodus stated that the integration will cover multiple blockchains including Polygon, Optimism, Base, Arbitrum, and Solana.
Exodus acquires Grateful, focusing on stablecoin payments in Latin America.
PANews reported on November 10th that Exodus Movement, Inc. (NYSE American: EXOD), a NYSE-listed self-custodial cryptocurrency platform, announced the acquisition of Uruguayan payment orchestrator Grateful. The company plans to integrate Grateful's stablecoin payment technology into its self-custodial wallets and merchant services. Grateful provides merchants and individuals with stablecoin payment collection and management, supporting wallet-to-wallet payments, QR code payments, e-commerce settlements, off-exchange exchanges, and merchant dashboards. Its features include lower fees, instant fund availability, and interest-bearing balances. Exodus stated that the integration will cover multiple blockchains including Polygon, Optimism, Base, Arbitrum, and Solana.
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