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Canada Post’s partnership with Amazon Cash stops short of postal banking

  • Amazon Cash launched in Canada earlier this month, and customers can top up their accounts at post office locations across the country.
  • Canada Post's partnership with Amazon is a way to enhance money services the postal provider offers, but it's more of a service add-on and a distribution point for Amazon rather than a full-out foray into banking.
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The Quarterly Review: How Wise’s Lauren Langbridge aims to accelerate partner growth through infrastructure and talent

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  • A day prior to its earnings call, Remitly introduced partnerships with Circle and Bridge to enable stablecoin integration, starting with USDC, in its wallet.
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