May 4, 2026 – Panama City, Panama
According to the IMF’s April 2026 Global Financial Stability Report, it aims to improve the management of the financial system.
Cool downThe blockchain infrastructure company to build the first-ever financial ecosystem for the global market, today gave its position on the rise of cross-border stablecoins moving to emerging markets, following the IMF’s call to improve the management of the economy in the April 2026 Global Financial Stability Report.
The IMF’s findings indicate a change in the flow of money in developing countries. The market capitalization of the two largest stablecoins, Tether and USD Coin, increased from approximately $12 billion in early 2020 to $316 billion by early 2025, surpassing Bitcoin and Ethereum. The main part of this movement is going to emerging markets, with the amount of money flowing rapidly from the end of 2023. The concern of the IMF is that the rapid introduction of stablecoins in emerging markets, the absence of appropriate regulations and backwardness, may lead to changes in currency, weakening the transmission of monetary policy, increasing the management of the administration.
The IMF report also acknowledges that stablecoins, with adequate regulation, can improve financial stability, speed up payments across borders, increase competition in the payment space, and access to digital currencies. The same movement that leads to increased oversight also highlights the real need for economic services that infrastructure has been unable to provide in emerging markets.
The future is being built so that all of these can be done at the same time. The design-based approach supports the monitoring that the IMF is promoting. The same architecture allows the platform to serve users in markets unreached by financial startups. What it looks like in practice is best described by the people who built it.
“The IMF’s findings revealed what everyone working on the frontiers of developing countries has been seeing for years.” The flow is real, the demand is great, and the tools available aren’t designed to give managers the visibility they need to do their job well. This is the gap that our tools are designed to bridge, cross the border of merchant payments, connect global payments, and connect global merchant payments. Compliance is not something we have put on top of the existing platform, it is part of how the system works at every level. Ellis McGrath, Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer, Fuutura.
The architectural decision that defines Fuutura is the integration of compliance at the basic level. Most digital platforms use round-the-clock compliance, where KYC and AML are done by monitoring and controlling transactions on top of existing technology. Fuutura’s design verifies KYC and AML credentials on the chain and binds to the user’s wallet, so that every interaction with the platform is guaranteed by the availability of the proof at the level of the smart contract. This applies to the entire universe. Whether a user is opening a wallet, trading on an exchange, or moving money across borders, the same tracking controls every interaction. The result is an architecture where compliance is possible at every event and is accounted for by regulators at the chain level.
“Platforms that gain the trust of regulators will be the ones that make their work easier. The IMF’s call for equal supervision of the stablecoin movement shows more truth about the relationship between founders and regulators in this industry. The infrastructure that is open to random observation supports that relationship for every transaction on the platform.” – Oliver Cook KC, Co-founder and Chief Legal Officer, Fuutura.
Fuutura is building a market where the current economy has failed to deliver. The stablecoin border corridors recognized by the IMF are one part of this market. The biggest growth is the millions of people and businesses in developing countries that need digital information, security, and access to global financial markets in one connected place. The launch of the company marks the beginning of several phases, with an organic renewal planned as the platform grows in the markets it is designed to serve.
About Future
Cool down is a blockchain company building a financial infrastructure that enables participation in the global economy from underserved markets directly to the Global-South. The platform integrates digital authentication, wallet, and trading into one unified ecosystem, giving users access to crypto and real-world assets through a single platform. Fuutura is pursuing licensing in several areas. Built with KYC and AML integrated at the build level, Fuutura is designed to be open to regulatory oversight. Fuutura is building the foundation to advance digital money to markets that traditional banks have not yet reached.
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