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LemFi and BVNK partner to rebuild the rails of diaspora economy with stablecoin settlement
LemFi, the financial platform for people living and working across borders, has partnered with BVNK, an enterprise-grade stablecoin payments infrastructure company, to rebuild the rails beneath the diaspora economy.
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