The proof-of-concept involved Hyundai Motor America converting capital into USDT for a direct transfer to its Mexican counterpart, where the funds were immediately converted back into U.S. dollars. This process slashed the typical three-to-four-hour wait time required by conventional interbank systems. Unlike previous industry demonstrations confined to laboratory settings, this transaction served a genuine corporate settlement need.
Hyundai Card managed the complex integration of regulatory, legal, and tax assessments alongside internal control protocols to ensure the transaction remained compliant. The blockchain payment firm Axiym provided technical support for the project. Building on this success, Hyundai Card plans to launch a second trial in Europe later this month. This expansion will incorporate Visa and Circle to test stablecoin transfers involving multiple local currencies, aiming to determine whether the technology can offer significant cost reductions alongside its speed advantages.

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