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HexTo Financial has built a payments infrastructure anchored on Circle’s Circle Payments Network (CPN). The initiative secures a cross-border settlement framework by leveraging regulated stablecoins such as USDC. Looking ahead, the company plans to tailor CPN to streamline overseas remittances and settlements under domestic regulations, delivering faster and safer cross-border payments for both domestic and international clients. The goal is to expand its global service footprint for B2B platforms.

CPN is operated by Circle Technology Services, a subsidiary of Circle Internet Group, and connects banks, PSPs, and fintechs to enable automated settlement using USDC, EURC, and other stablecoins. The system supports real-time settlement by integrating with existing payment rails and blockchain networks, eliminating intermediaries. HexTo Financial intends to boost cross-border payment speed and efficiency through CPN and broaden its global service footprint in the B2B and overseas remittance space. The company aims to provide faster, safer settlement for clients and scalable treasury management.

Choi Jong-won, CEO of HexTo Financial, said the company aims to advance financial infrastructure with a next-generation payments solution that combines regulatory compliance with rapid cross-border fund movement. Irfan Ganchi, Circle’s Head of Payments, said the collaboration enables real-time cross-border payments at global hubs and that access to CPN empowers ‘programmable money movement’ in the digital economy. In October, Hex Group joined Circle’s Arc mainnet public testnet as a partner to validate technology and business capabilities and participate in Arc’s standard-setting and pilots with more than 100 institutions.