Stablecoin settlement platform Minisend is strengthening its presence in Kenya, positioning the country as an important market for its next phase of growth as it develops infrastructure designed to make stablecoins easier to use for everyday payments, business transactions and cross-border settlement. As part of its growing focus on the Kenyan market, Minisend has also been announced as the Official Payment Partner of Africa Blockchain Festival 2026, taking place from October 15 to 17 at the Sarit Expo Centre in Nairobi. The partnership will put Minisend at the center of one of the continent’s major conversations around blockchain-powered financial infrastructure, digital payments and the increasing role stablecoins could play in connecting African consumers and businesses to the global digital economy. Minisend is building a cross-chain settlement layer that allows users and businesses to receive stablecoins such as USDC and USDT across supported blockchain networks and move those funds into familiar local financial channels. The proposition is simple: someone receiving stablecoins should not have to navigate multiple blockchain networks, bridges, exchanges and wallets before being able to use their money. Minisend is developing infrastructure intended to handle much of that complexity in the background while enabling users to settle their digital assets into local payment sys...
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