RedotPay has integrated SUI and native USDC-Sui payments, extending Sui-based assets into its merchant payment network. According to Electronic Payments International, the integration was completed on April 22. RedotPay serves 7 million users across more than 100 countries, and the rollout gives access to a merchant base of over 130 million. The company is also described as processing more than $10 billion in annualized payment volume.
RedotPay pushes SUI into merchant checkout flows
The immediate takeaway is straightforward. SUI and native USDC-Sui now have a larger real-world payments channel, tying Sui activity to active merchant usage rather than ecosystem messaging alone. The source frames this as part of a broader market preference for live infrastructure and products already in operation.
On pricing, CoinMarketCap data in the source shows SUI at $0.9422, down 2.92%. The article places support at $0.94 and resistance at $1.05. It also says CME Group is set to launch cash-settled SUI futures on May 4, adding a regulated hedging venue around the asset.
ETF products and inflows add to the Sui setup
The material also names 21Shares, Grayscale, and Canary Capital as providers of spot SUI ETF products. CoinShares data cited in the article puts weekly net inflows at $2.2 million. Taken together, the payments integration and the expansion of market infrastructure show two parallel tracks in Sui’s current story: broader merchant access and more institutional trading rails.
LitecoinVM testnet clears 230,000 transactions
Litecoin is the other network highlighted in the report. CoinMarketCap data there shows LTC at $55.97, up 1.77%. The source says the LitecoinVM testnet has processed 230,000 transactions from 41,000 wallets. It also notes that Coinbase added LTC to its UK loan collateral lineup on April 20.
The article sets $53 as support and $60 as resistance for LTC. It also states that the SEC and CFTC classified LTC as a digital commodity in March 2026, while spot LTC ETFs recorded fresh inflows in January. Across both assets, the report centers on the same point: markets are still rewarding tokens tied to working payment infrastructure, visible network activity, and expanding regulated access.