"Coins instead of dollars"...Meta begins USDC revenue settlement

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U.S. tech giant Meta has officially introduced a virtual asset-based revenue settlement system in some markets. This move is drawing attention as a mainstream social networking service platform has directly integrated blockchain technology into its compensation system.

According to cryptocurrency media outlet The Crypto Basic on April 30 (local time), Meta has launched a USD Coin (USDC) settlement service for some content creators in Colombia (CO) and the Philippines (PH). Creators can directly transfer their earnings to a compatible virtual asset wallet. Meta stated that this pilot program is being conducted through blockchain networks, including Solana (SOL) and Polygon (POL).

Creators must go through a third-party exchange to convert the received USD Coin into local fiat currency. Meta explained that the virtual asset settlement method will resolve settlement delays in existing financial systems. It also cited easier access to dollar-based assets for creators worldwide as an advantage.

This service is highly likely to expand globally in the future. Polygon has indicated that the feature will be available in over 160 markets. If the virtual asset compensation model takes root, the financial environment of the global creator ecosystem is expected to undergo significant changes.

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