Saber Money, a stablecoin payments company, received investment from Tether and CMCC Global’s Titan Fund to support its expansion across Asia-Pacific and the Gulf. The funds will help Saber obtain local licenses, build banking partnerships, and enhance existing payment routes. The company also plans to grow its business payments services, including supplier bills and international transfers, which involve currency conversion and compliance checks. Saber’s payment volume has grown sixfold in nine months, processing billions across 40+ countries, with over 90% of payments completed in under a minute. Specific new markets and timelines for expansion have not been disclosed.
Saber Money's expansion news provides context for cryptocurrency market activity on Pluang. As of Oct 17, 2026 12:02 WIB, 12 of 50 major cryptocurrencies rose while 37 fell. Notable movers include SUSHI at Rp4.036 with 58% sell orders, MANA at Rp1.584 with 84% buy orders, and VET at Rp125 with 66% buy orders.
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