Cross-border payments are where on-chain money is proving its value fastest. Stablecoin corridors now move funds in seconds instead of days, at a fraction of the cost and with full transparency. Growth is coming from fintechs and crypto-native firms, and it is putting pressure on the correspondent banking model that has long anchored banks’ role in global money movement.

This session brings together banks, payment providers and stablecoin infrastructure leaders operating live corridors. The discussion will focus on building on/off-ramp liquidity in local markets, managing FX and conversion, selecting and governing local partners, and meeting Travel Rule, sanctions and AML obligations across jurisdictions. They’ll also look ahead to how correspondent banking economics will change, which corridors will scale next, and how banks can compete for cross-border flows rather than cede them. Other discussion points include:

• Which corridors and client segments are delivering real ROI today?
• How do you manage liquidity and compliance when the last mile runs through local partners?
• What happens to correspondent banking revenue, and how should banks respond?