PANews reported on April 21 that Albert Wong, Senior Vice President of OSL BizPay, stated at the Money 20/20 Asia Summit in Bangkok on April 21 that the bottleneck to efficiency in future cross-border capital flows lies not in blockchain technology itself, but in the "last mile" of fiat currency deposits and withdrawals. He pointed out that in a complex global regulatory environment, achieving a reliable and compliant connection between local fiat currencies and digital assets is crucial to the large-scale application of stablecoins. Currently, OSL is working to eliminate this long-standing point of friction in payments through a unified API interface and a multi-regional licensing strategy.

He stated that the ultimate goal of stablecoin payments is "technological invisibility," namely, establishing a payment infrastructure like an electricity grid that eliminates the need for users to concern themselves with the underlying operations and integration, ultimately realizing the vision of "money flowing as freely as information." At the same time, stablecoins are fundamentally changing corporate capital management models, eliminating the need for multinational corporations to maintain large "idle funds" in various markets; they can achieve instant settlement through stablecoin transactions.