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Telcoin, Inc.

Telcoin, Inc. is an active fintech company combining blockchain infrastructure, digital banking, self-custodial wallets, stablecoins, and cross-border remittances.
Norfolk, Nebraska, United States

EUSD Digital Cash


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eUSD Digital Cash is a bank-issued digital-cash stablecoin from Telcoin Digital Asset Bank. It connects bank accounts with on-chain eUSD balances, enabling direct payments, transfers, settlement, and smart-contract-based financial products. The page states that eUSD is fully backed by highly liquid U.S. dollar cash and cash-equivalent reserves under Nebraska regulatory oversight, and is available on Ethereum, Solana, Base, and Polygon.

Category: Stablecoin Issuance

Telcoin Wallet


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Telcoin Wallet is a mobile financial-services application described as a secure gateway to the Internet of Money. It supports sending fiat remittances, storing and swapping more than 100 digital assets through DeFi protocols, and using eUSD Digital Cash. Users can deposit USD through linked bank accounts to receive eUSD 1:1, then transact with or swap it for supported cryptoassets within the wallet.

Category: Wallet

Digital Cash


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Digital Cash is a suite of multi-currency stablecoins that Telcoin positions as infrastructure for mobile financial services and the Internet of Money. The offering includes eUSD, a regulated bank-issued US dollar stablecoin, and plans for eEUR and other EEA stablecoins. Telcoin describes uses including cross-border and merchant payments, blockchain-based banking, treasury management, and inter-carrier settlements, with monthly external-auditor reserve attestations planned.

Category: Stablecoin Issuance

Telcoin Remittances


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Telcoin Remittances enables Telcoin Wallet users to send money to supported e-wallet and mobile-money cash-out platforms in more than 20 countries using a digital asset balance or connected bank account. Where available, it targets total remittance fees of 2% or less; the page also states target fees of 0.1% or less for sending and receiving supported digital assets, excluding applicable network and cash-out fees.

Category: Payments Infrastructure