Reap said on Oct. 26 that it has integrated the Monad blockchain into its card infrastructure tied to stablecoins, setting up a new payments use case for token-backed balances. Latin American financial app Meru was named as the first project to use the integration.
According to Reap, Monad’s claimed 600-millisecond finality allows issuers to verify token-backed balances within the normal payment authorization window. That timing is central to card-based payments, where balance checks need to happen quickly enough to support standard authorization flows.
Reap said the integration is designed to let digital dollars be used through card networks that consumers already know. Meru, which operates across multiple Latin American markets, is the first implementation named in the announcement. The development was reported by NewsBTC and cited by Techub News.
Reap said on Oct. 26 that it has integrated the Monad blockchain into its card infrastructure tied to stablecoins.
Latin American financial app Meru was named as the first project to use the integration. Reap said Monad’s claimed 600-millisecond finality allows issuers to verify token-backed balances within the normal payment authorization window.
Reap said the setup is intended to let digital dollars be used across card networks that consumers already use. Meru operates in multiple Latin American markets.
The development was reported by NewsBTC.
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