Bank of Italy research suggests stablecoins aren't necessarily cheaper for remittances
CoinDesk· Jamie Crawley· Aug 1, 2026 · 4:00 PM
A mystery-shopping experiment found that exchange fees, foreign exchange spreads and banking rails mean stablecoin remittances are often no cheaper than traditional transfer means.
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