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Humo Digital has started live testing of its HUMO stablecoin, backed by government bonds, across more than 20 merchants inside a regulatory sandbox supervised jointly by NAPP and the central bank. The design matters less for spot crypto prices than for market structure: it extends the sovereign-debt-collateralized stablecoin model beyond USD Treasuries, giving emerging-market issuers a template that keeps reserve income and settlement rails onshore rather than routing merchant payments through dollar-pegged tokens. Watch merchant transaction volumes, redemption and reserve-audit terms, and whether the sandbox graduates into a full licensing regime, since only a scaled rollout would make this a credible competitor to USDT/USDC in regional payment corridors.
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Original Source: Cointelegraph
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