Tomorrow on X Spaces, Parker Spann (@P4Cap), Telcoin Association founder & @Telcoin's EVP of Strategy, joins @UpholdInc's @onchainsanti for "Telcoin: Banking the Internet of Money," covering the upcoming mainnet launch and what's next. Set your reminder ➡️https://t.co/Q2Xun8cUM6
39 U.S. state banking associations just formed the BankChain Alliance.
They intend to launch a new bank-run blockchain network
2027 launch.
Nebraska is in.
Telcoin already has the first regulated Digital Asset Bank in Nebraska, live eUSD, and on-chain bank accounts.
They’re looking for infrastructure.
Telcoin Digital Asset Bank is already running it.
$TEL is the Internet of Money.
@telcoin@TelcoinDAB
The Digital Cash Consortium is happening right in front of us.
@TelcoinPaul, President at @Telcoin, just met with Congressman Andy Barr, Chairman of the House Financial Services Subcommittee on Financial Institutions, to discuss how bank issued eUSD and Telcoin’s embedded depository technology can help community banks modernize while keeping digital dollars inside the banking system.
Read that again.
This was not a generic conversation about crypto. Paul is presenting Telcoin as the infrastructure that allows regulated banks to participate in the digital dollar economy.
The pieces are coming together:
TDAB provides the regulated banking foundation.
eUSD is the first bank issued Digital Cash.
Telcoin’s embedded depository technology gives other banks a way to integrate.
Telcoin Core could provide the connecting financial and settlement infrastructure.
The Digital Cash Consortium brings participating banks and financial institutions into the same system.
Mike Flood helped establish the Nebraska pathway and hosted the Fintech Flyover where Telcoin Core was introduced. Now Paul is discussing the model directly with the congressman responsible for overseeing financial institutions as Washington pushes forward on digital asset legislation.
Telcoin is not simply trying to compete with other stablecoin issuers. It is building a system that allows community banks to issue and distribute digital dollars without surrendering their deposits and customers to massive technology companies or national banks.
We have been waiting for the Digital Cash Consortium to be formally revealed.
Meanwhile, it is being assembled right in front of us. ethereum:0x467bccd9d29f223bce8043b84e8c8b282827790f
A $200 remittance costs:
$TEL: $2.40
MoneyGram: $3.99
Western Union: $5.21
Remitly: $7.95
Xoom: $10.71
Telcoin is already 55% cheaper than Western Union.
And this is the market $TEL is trying to disrupt.
The pricing advantage is already here.
WSX News 🚨: Telcoin model stands apart from traditional crypto exchanges, operating as a Digital Asset Depository Institution under Nebraska law.
Through this framework, @telcoin can hold customer deposits and issue eUSD as bank money, rather than relying on an offshore reserve structure typically associated with stablecoins. Meanwhile, @circle has pursued a different regulatory path through a New York trust charter.
These contrasting approaches could have important implications for dollar custody, eUSD legal status, and the protections available to $TEL holders if something goes wrong.
The afternoon session will feature three panels and one presentation. The first panel, "Tackling Payments Fraud," will include panelists from Fiserv, FICO, Citi, and Plaid.
The presentation, "Nebraska's Telcoin Digital Asset Bank Charter," will be delivered by Telcoin Founder and CEO Paul Neuner.
The second panel, "Consumer Payment Tech," will be moderated by Congressman Dusty Johnson and feature panelists from Cash App, Zelle, and Amazon.
The final panel, "Innovation in Nebraska," will feature panelists from Marble Technologies, Exodus, Hudl, and Don't Panic Labs.
BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Republicans and Democrats reportedly reached a bipartisan deal on an ethics package in the CLARITY Act.
Details have not yet emerged, and White House approval is still needed.
Most people think the future is:
Banks vs. Stablecoins.
What if the future is:
Banks through on-chain dollars.
That’s why Telcoin’s filing of a provisional patent for a stablecoin smart contract with embedded depository functionality matters.
The innovation is in combining payment stablecoin and deposit token concepts into a model where digital dollars can operate on-chain within the banking system—rather than pulling liquidity out of it.
The real innovation isn’t replacing banks. It’s bringing them on-chain.
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We have filed a provisional patent for a stablecoin smart contract with embedded depository functionality – merging payment stablecoin and deposit token concepts into a singular on-chain dollar that can operate within the banking system rather than draining liquidity out of it.
NEW: Telcoin expands digital asset banking roadmap for 2026
The firm runs live eUSD accounts for US residents and will launch Telcoin Network mainnet for 171 countries
@dlayedadulthood@AngelofYHVH@TelcoinTAO I hold a considerable amount of Telcoin and if I say that issues ,that is how it is called on Github, are being raised then I am just stating a fact. I just want the team to focus on completing the code for Mainnet. You are welcome.
@dlayedadulthood@AngelofYHVH@TelcoinTAO "Mostly, only 2 developers and new issues are being raised nearly daily." What is you cannot read the word mostly only 2 developers? The chart proves it. Nothing is false. You are doing false words. Check the issue raising: https://t.co/KcZSQBB1pI . You are welcome.