The event, titled "STABLECOIN & PAYMENTS: FUNDS FLOW," will take place at Raffles Singapore, bringing together heavyweights from Visa, Circle, AWS, and traditional finance. Discussions will center on shifting the industry focus from simple on-chain settlement toward practical, real-world commercial applications. For Lotus Tech, the move underscores a broader automotive trend toward integrating digital services and sophisticated payment solutions into the global customer experience.

WasabiCard, which provides infrastructure for card issuing and cross-border remittances, aims to use the platform to demonstrate how stablecoins can serve business operations and everyday payments. Ray Yang, CEO of WasabiCard, noted that scaling adoption requires deeper ties between traditional industries and payment tech. Following the event, both companies intend to explore potential collaborations that leverage Lotus's global manufacturing and supply chain footprint alongside WasabiCard’s digital payment capabilities.