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Eco Upgrades Stablecoin API to Mitigate Execution Price Slippage

A 1% price fluctuation on a $1 million stablecoin transfer can drain $10,000 from a corporate treasury. To combat this volatility, San Francisco-based Eco has overhauled its API, allowing businesses to dictate strict settlement conditions before funds leave their accounts, effectively replacing uncertainty with an all-or-nothing execution model.

Eco Upgrades Stablecoin API to Mitigate Execution Price Slippage

The updated Programmable Addresses V2 provides developers with live quotes prior to funding, ensuring that transfers settle at specified rates or trigger automatic refunds if requirements are not met. By integrating conversion, routing, and reconciliation into a single interface, Eco aims to remove the friction of manual liquidity management that currently plagues B2B blockchain transactions.

This shift arrives as stablecoin utility in corporate finance gains momentum, with McKinsey and Artemis estimating that B2B stablecoin payments reached an annualized pace of $226 billion by late 2025. As enterprises like Hyundai explore cross-border treasury movements using assets like USDT, the demand for predictable settlement infrastructure has intensified. Eco’s system seeks to bridge the gap between volatile on-chain execution and the rigid accounting requirements of traditional business operations.

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