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VNX issues $VCHF and $VGBP - regulated 1:1 backed stablecoins powering global onchain payments, FX and liquidity.
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$VCHF payments are now supported at 137 participating SPAR stores across Switzerland.

The integration by VNX Global Ltd., @DFX_swiss and the @DFINITY Foundation lets eligible @OISY Wallet users pay in $VCHF through @OpenCryptoPay by scanning a QR code at checkout.

Read the full article: vnx.io/blog/vnx-globa…
vnx.io VNX Global Ltd., DFX AG and the DFINITY Foundation Announce VCHF Support via OISY Wallet and Open... VNX Global, DFX, and DFINITY integrated Open CryptoPay with OISY Wallet. Eligible Swiss users can now pay with VCHF at participating retail stores.
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$VCHF and $VGBP are on @DIAdata_org’s Global Stablecoin Map.

A broader view of stablecoins, including the currencies people use beyond the dollar. Great to be part of it.
DIA · Blockchain Oracles Verified account @DIAdata_org Nov 5
Most stablecoin data stops at market cap.

Introducing the Global Stablecoin Map: every stablecoin and issuer with supply, peg history, growth/trends, DeFi use, regulation, and much more.

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$VCHF is on board. The VCHF/USDC pool has migrated from Aerodrome to @aeroxyz, supporting onchain FX on @base.

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Low inflation does not mean a currency always strengthens.

Switzerland's inflation stood at 0.8% in August. Between the SNB's June and September assessments, the franc depreciated by around 3% in trade-weighted terms.

The SNB's discussion summary describes this depreciation as in line with wider interest rate differentials between Switzerland and other countries. Together with low exchange-rate volatility, these made $CHF more attractive as a funding currency for carry trades. Safe-haven demand was limited during that period.

The SNB kept its policy rate at 0% in September. The SNB published the summary on 22 October 2026.