Nearly half of Circle’s first 2026 Developer Grant cohort has roots in Africa or the Global South. That wasn’t by design. It happened because builders in Lagos, Nairobi, Accra, Durban, Port of Spain, Famagusta, and beyond are solving real problems around: → Cross-border payments → Remittances → SM
Circle's first 2026 Developer Grant cohort includes nearly half of its builders from Africa and the Global South, who are working on real-world stablecoin solutions for cross-border payments, remittances, and SME finance.
Nearly half of Circle’s first 2026 Developer Grant cohort has roots in Africa or the Global South. That wasn’t by design. It happened because builders in Lagos, Nairobi, Accra, Durban, Port of Spain, Famagusta, and beyond are solving real problems around: → Cross-border payments → Remittances → SM
Nearly half of Circle’s first 2026 Developer Grant cohort has roots in Africa or the Global South. That wasn’t by design. It happened because builders in Lagos, Nairobi, Accra, Durban, Port of Spain, Famagusta, and beyond are solving real problems around: → Cross-border payments → Remittances → SM
吴说获悉，Arc 表示，Circle 2026 年首批 Developer Grant 项目中，近一半团队来自非洲或全球南方，覆盖拉各斯、内罗毕、阿克拉、德班等地。该结果并非刻意设置，而是源于当地团队正集中解决跨境支付、汇款、中小企业融资、外汇兑换、商户支付及稳定币原生银行等现实需求。https://wublock123.com/news/circle-developer-grants-nearly-half-to-africa-global-south-64555