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** Exclusive Interview with Brian Takudswa, Director and Co-Founder of Wiremit.com

** Insights into Wiremit's Plans for Integrating Stablecoin Solutions at Money20/20 Europe 2026

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Jun 04 2026, 15:13
CrispyBull
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Jun 04 2026, 15:13
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Brian Takudswa Director and co-funder at Wiremit.com

Jun 04 2026, 15:13
You
Hello Brian, thank you for joining me today. Let's dive in. With the recent discussions around stablecoins at Money20/20 Europe 2026, how does Wiremit plan to integrate stablecoin solutions into your existing platforms?
Jun 04 2026, 15:13
CrispyBull

Okay, WAM is already integrated into the stablecoin infrastructure. We are using our partners to offer on and off wrapping solutions or transactions, Euro, GBP, USD, so you can send either through to your named accounts that we offer and then we do the on and off wrap for you. We are also building a business suite where you can self-onboard and then handle all these transactions on your side.

Jun 04 2026, 15:15
You
What challenges do you foresee in scaling these stablecoin solutions, and how is Wiremit preparing to overcome them?
Jun 04 2026, 15:15
CrispyBull

So the challenge is obviously there is variances in the regulation. Some countries are moving at speed, others are not. So depending on which jurisdiction we are going to be operating in, we are receiving support in some of the jurisdictions in Europe and not so much in Africa where things are taking a bit of time to happen. But we are pushing and we are working with regulators to create the framework with which we can work around to make sure that we offer these solutions to our customers.

Jun 04 2026, 15:16
You
How is Wiremit working with regulators to create the frameworks needed in these varying jurisdictions, especially in places like Africa where progress is slower?
Jun 04 2026, 15:16
CrispyBull

Okay, so we are working with regulators in terms of coming together to build the framework. We are attending the sandboxes. I'll give you an example, like for Zimbabwe, we are participating in the sandbox there. We are working with the SEC there to build the framework so that there is opportunity for new entrants as well as for ourselves. We are also planning to be the first movers in such markets so that we build the brand from there and offer these services to customers.

Jun 04 2026, 15:17
You
How do you think being a first mover in markets like Zimbabwe will impact Wiremit’s brand and customer relations?
Jun 04 2026, 15:17
CrispyBull

Obviously, you know, you are leading the pack, you're showing everybody the way, and you also end trust quicker, and you'll be able to generate more transactions and give value to your customers. That will also give regulators comfort in the way you're operating, because we have experience already from the European markets that we are operating in. We have knowledge we can impart into the systems there, so that should allow the regulators to worry less about issues to do with AML, onboarding, and, you know, the challenges that then come with such transactions.

Jun 04 2026, 15:18
You
How do you anticipate the experience you've gained in the European markets will help alleviate regulatory concerns in emerging markets like Zimbabwe?
Jun 04 2026, 15:18
CrispyBull

Okay, we anticipate the experience to be the base of the regulatory framework in Africa. Europe has gone through the mill, they have seen the shortfalls, they have seen the problems, they have encountered the challenges, and they have gone through them. So our experience will then make sure that Africa leapfrogs. It doesn't have to go through the same experience that European markets have had to go through. So we should be able to be at par quicker in Africa and match the European standards that are currently obtained.

Jun 04 2026, 15:19
You
What role do you see Wiremit playing in helping African markets leapfrog challenges faced by European markets?
Jun 04 2026, 15:19
CrispyBull

So, Wyoming will lead the way, and the way we are structured currently, we are connecting the whole of Africa. We started out in the southern parts of Africa, but we are working with other partners to cover the whole of Africa, all the 54 states in Africa. We already have integrations in place through partners in the whole of the region, and many, many other partners are also now coming on board in terms of the use of stablecoin rails for settlement and things like that. So we have introduced the stablecoin rails into some of these markets, and our experience definitely will allow most of these markets to quickly adopt the use. Some of the use cases currently are unregulated, but the general user is actually performing transactions using stablecoin rails, but the regulators don't know. We are bringing that layer of regulation, of AML checks, of onboarding, UBOs, and things like that. So we should give a good advantage, and we are leading that conversation.

Jun 04 2026, 15:21
You
How do you plan to further develop partnerships across Africa to ensure the successful adoption and regulation of stablecoins in all 54 states?
Jun 04 2026, 15:21
CrispyBull
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