The 20 Mexican peso coin is being sold for up to 5 million pesos on e-commerce platforms due to its special design.

Coins.ph, a digital currency exchange based in the Philippines, has received approval from the country's central bank to conduct a pilot program for its Philippine Peso-backed stablecoin.

Fort Wayne coin dealer Jim Fairfield, left, watches as collector Bryan Eckert Jr., seated, inspects a 2-cent piece Sunday at the Old Fort Coin Club annual coin show at the Grand Wayne Center.

The Mexican Peso pushes higher against the US Dollar on Monday as predictions of a Trump victory in the presidential election give way to doubt. Where could the Peso end up after the election ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is ramping up its campaign to replace “unfit” peso bills and coins in circulation, encouraged by the success of its drive in the ...

Coins.ph and Stables Money are partnering to use the PHPC stablecoin, impacting the Philippine remittance market.

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Colombian Peso Stablecoin Goes Live on Polygon, Aiming for $10B Remittances Market Num Finance already issues stablecoins pegged to the Argentine and Peruvian local currencies.

Philippines' central bank has given its approval to digital currency exchange Coins.ph to pilot a Philippine Peso backed stablecoin called PHPC, the company said last week.

Argentinians appear to have taken to hammering the metal out for the country's pesos as the inflation-wrecked currency is reportedly worth more as scrap nickel and copper. Unverified footage has ...

CRYPTOCURRENCY platform Coins.ph has received sandbox approval from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) to issue a peso stablecoin called PHPC, which will be available to retail customers. “PHPC is ...