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Deus X Pay Unveils NeXus: Instant, Zero-Cost Cross-Border Transfers

Deus X Pay, a regulated stablecoin payment provider, announced the launch of NeXus, enabling instantaneous transfers at zero cost across the Deus X Pay ecosystem. NeXus addresses the challenge of inter- and intra-company transfers, overcoming major pain points, particularly in cross-border transactions.

NeXus eliminates these pain points by offering a real-time transfer network, ensuring immediate and frictionless fund movements between Deus X Pay clients. With this innovative solution, businesses can enhance their financial operations and treasury management.

Deus X Pay CEO Richard Crook shared his thoughts on the new feature: “NeXus is a game-changer, removing the inefficiencies of cross-border transfers while maintaining the security and reliability our clients expect. By aligning with the G20 Roadmap for Enhancing Cross-Border Payments, we actively contribute to the global goal of lowering costs and improving cross-border payments’ speed, access, and transparency.” 

How It Works:

  • Each Deus X Pay client receives a unique NeXus ID.
  • Using this ID, clients can instantly process cross-border payments, supplier payments, and fund transfers with others in the Deus X Pay ecosystem.
  • Funds move in real time, allowing for seamless business operations and treasury management.

Deus X Pay’s innovative offering, NeXus, supports the evolving needs of institutions and businesses that require rapid, predictable, and cost-efficient transactions.

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