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BNPL Pay is a decentralized lending protocol that puts credit in the hands of those who need it the most: those who cannot meet the requirements for collateralized loans. It tackles the counterparty risk associated with uncollateralized borrowing through a distributed network of Banking Nodes. BNPL Pay's system delegates tasks such as credit checks, risk assessment and other due diligence requirements to pool operators and creates incentive structures that reward and punish them for effective performance.
Samsung US Hiring Business Development Lead, Explicitly Includes Stablecoins in Samsung Wallet Payment Partnerships
Odaily News: Samsung Electronics America is hiring a Senior Manager of Business Development for Samsung Wallet payments in New York. The job posting explicitly lists stablecoins as a payment partnership area, alongside card issuers, payment companies, fintech firms, and "Buy Now, Pay Later" (BNPL) providers. The role will be responsible for Samsung Wallet payment business development, market launch strategies, and partner management, including negotiations on commercial terms, data usage, and product requirements, as well as launching new features. Samsung previously announced plans to support stablecoins in Samsung Wallet at its Galaxy Unpacked event in July of this year. (Digital Asset)
Malaysia H1 2026 Intensive Legislation, AI, Crypto, and Digital Platform Regulation Comprehensively Upgraded
According to e27, in the first seven months of 2026, Malaysia intensively introduced six major technology-related laws, covering full-stack regulation of AI, cryptocurrency, and digital platforms. Key developments include: The "Online Safety Act" (ONSA) took effect on January 1, implementing mandatory licensing for platforms with more than 8 million Malaysian users; The "Cybercrime Bill" was passed on July 1, classifying deepfakes and AI-generated intimate images as criminal offenses, with a maximum penalty of seven years imprisonment and a fine of 500,000 ringgit; The "Competition Act Amendment" brings digital platforms within the scope of anti-monopoly regulation; The "AI Governance Act" is open for public consultation, proposing to include AI training data and output content under intellectual property protection, a first for ASEAN; The Securities Commission's Digital Asset Guidelines tightened compliance requirements for DAX operators on May 20, with six licensed exchanges currently; The "Consumer Credit Act" formally brought BNPL service providers under regulation starting March 1.
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Samsung US Hiring Business Development Lead, Explicitly Includes Stablecoins in Samsung Wallet Payment Partnerships
Odaily News: Samsung Electronics America is hiring a Senior Manager of Business Development for Samsung Wallet payments in New York. The job posting explicitly lists stablecoins as a payment partnership area, alongside card issuers, payment companies, fintech firms, and "Buy Now, Pay Later" (BNPL) providers. The role will be responsible for Samsung Wallet payment business development, market launch strategies, and partner management, including negotiations on commercial terms, data usage, and product requirements, as well as launching new features. Samsung previously announced plans to support stablecoins in Samsung Wallet at its Galaxy Unpacked event in July of this year. (Digital Asset)
Malaysia H1 2026 Intensive Legislation, AI, Crypto, and Digital Platform Regulation Comprehensively Upgraded
According to e27, in the first seven months of 2026, Malaysia intensively introduced six major technology-related laws, covering full-stack regulation of AI, cryptocurrency, and digital platforms. Key developments include: The "Online Safety Act" (ONSA) took effect on January 1, implementing mandatory licensing for platforms with more than 8 million Malaysian users; The "Cybercrime Bill" was passed on July 1, classifying deepfakes and AI-generated intimate images as criminal offenses, with a maximum penalty of seven years imprisonment and a fine of 500,000 ringgit; The "Competition Act Amendment" brings digital platforms within the scope of anti-monopoly regulation; The "AI Governance Act" is open for public consultation, proposing to include AI training data and output content under intellectual property protection, a first for ASEAN; The Securities Commission's Digital Asset Guidelines tightened compliance requirements for DAX operators on May 20, with six licensed exchanges currently; The "Consumer Credit Act" formally brought BNPL service providers under regulation starting March 1.