Anchorage Expands Bitso Deal to Custody Both Sides of US-Mexico Stablecoin Corridor

The significance here is structural rather than transactional: a federally chartered bank sitting beneath both ends of a remittance route turns stablecoin settlement into something closer to regulated market plumbing, which matters for the compliance-sensitive institutions that have stayed on the sidelines. Bitso's users and Anchorage's institutional clients are the immediate parties affected, though the corridor itself is the real subject. With no terms or timeline disclosed, the open question is whether a single custodian spanning both legs becomes a template for other corridors or remains a one-off arrangement.