2026-01-14 15:17:20

Tether's collaboration with the mobile wallet ecosystem has made new progress. Phantom wallet users can now make one-click payments directly through Visa payment rails, without the need for additional wallet jumps — lowering the barrier for daily use.

On the merchant side, DePay's solution simplifies the checkout process: real-time deduction of stablecoins, automatic conversion to fiat currency, and direct settlement to the merchant's account. The entire process involves zero pre-transfers, zero bridging, and zero intermediaries, significantly improving efficiency.

It is worth noting that the Oobit wallet, which drives all this, previously received joint investments from Tether, CMCC Global, 468 Capital, and Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko. This funding lineup reflects the market's optimism about stablecoin payment infrastructure. With the participation of the Solana ecosystem, such payment solutions may further demonstrate advantages in high-frequency, low-cost transactions.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 5m ago

Really, one-click payment should have been done like this a long time ago. Constant redirects are annoying and exhausting. It seems that the path for stablecoin payments is really about to be paved. I’m optimistic about the zero-middleman aspect. Anatoly has invested, which shows that the Sol ecosystem is serious this time. I'm a bit excited.

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PoolJumper

· 20h ago

Stablecoin payments are finally getting interesting, with one-click payments saving so many hassle steps. Oh my God, Anatoly has invested, indicating that the Solana ecosystem is really betting on this direction. DePay's process sounds great, merchants receive funds directly without waiting, this is the true Web3 experience. Phantom users are in for a good deal; it's finally as simple as using Alipay.

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AmateurDAOWatcher

· 20h ago

Stablecoin payments are really about to take off. This funding round's lineup is indeed convincing. Phantom's one-click payment trick is brilliant; finally, no more wallet switching hassle. Zero pre-transfer, zero bridging—sounds great, but it all depends on whether merchants are willing to truly adopt. Solana joins in—high frequency and low cost are definitely its strengths, but whether it can truly be implemented depends on market response. The collaboration pattern looks good this time, but I'm worried it might turn into marketing efforts outweighing actual results. DePay's solution looks smooth, but stablecoin payments have always been talked about this way. When will it become as widespread as Visa?

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SmartContractPhobia

· 20h ago

Really? Phantom one-click payment is out? I thought we would have to wait until 2030, haha. Honestly, the zero pre-transfer and zero bridging setup sounds comfortable, but I'm worried that the actual operation might be another story. The folks at Solana always come up with something, but can stablecoin payments really become widespread... Oobit’s funding round is indeed impressive; it seems the big players still believe in this path. The key is whether the user experience can really be that smooth—no more PPT projects, please.

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IfIWereOnChain

· 20h ago

This payment experience is indeed much smoother than before, just one click, finally no more jumping back and forth between wallets. As for stablecoin payments, DePay's logic is truly exceptional... zero intermediaries, direct settlement, much faster than traditional payments. But on the other hand, Oobit's funding lineup is really impressive, even Anatoly participated, Solana is really aiming to make a big move in the payment sector. Phantom users are in for a treat, if this continues, other wallets will have to keep up. Real-time settlement of cryptocurrencies is what merchants truly need, finally someone has perfected this. It really feels like the era of stablecoin payments has arrived, now it's just about how the ecosystem develops next.

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ApyWhisperer

· 20h ago

Stablecoin payments are finally less complicated, one-click to settle... but it still depends on the actual user experience. Zero pre-transfer and zero bridging sound very comfortable, merchants settle directly into their accounts, saving a bunch of intermediate steps... Solana's move is really here to assist. Good news for Phantom users: Visa payment integration directly connected... If it can actually be used, everyday payments will be truly convenient. It feels like the stablecoin payment sector is finally showing some signs of progress, and such a strong funding lineup clearly indicates potential. One-click payments sound simple, but on-chain interactions might still be slow... only by trying it will we know. The key to DePay's solution is that it truly involves "zero" intermediaries, unlike some projects that claim zero fees but actually hide a bunch of costs.

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DaoTherapy

· 20h ago

Hmm, one-click payment directly eliminates the need to jump, which is indeed much more comfortable. --- Merchant zero intermediary direct到账? This is what stablecoins should do. --- Anatoly's investments still need a look; Solana's efforts this time were not in vain. --- By the way, will Phantom users really use this feature? It seems most people still prefer to hold onto their assets without moving. --- Zero bridging, zero pre-transfer, sounds good, but I wonder if it will actually work smoothly in practice. --- The funding list is so豪华, Oobit is really being looked upon favorably. --- Finally, there's some movement in stablecoin payments; we've been waiting for a while. --- DePay's process is indeed simple, but the question is how many merchants will truly accept it. --- If Solana's low-cost advantage can be maintained stably, this setup definitely has potential. --- Why hasn't the Phantom wallet been more criticized? It feels like it has a moderate presence.

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