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Tether partners with 11 institutions to launch the FASE Foundation, with plans to deliver humanitarian aid to 1 million people via stablecoins.

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Tether announced on October 26 the launch of the Financial Access and System Empowerment Foundation (FASE), a non-profit multi-stakeholder organization registered in Switzerland. The foundation aims to combat digital asset fraud, support human trafficking survivors, and explore the use of stablecoins to deliver humanitarian aid. FASE’s founding members include 11 institutions: Anchorage Digital, Bitfury, Bybit, Chainalysis, Fasanara Capital, Kraken, Opera, Pave Bank, Prosper Global, Solana Foundation, and Tether. The foundation’s initial plans include: partnering with global youth platform Goodwall to provide digital education and fraud prevention tools to up to 10 million young people, with a focus on high-risk regions such as Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia; collaborating with Prosper Global to explore stablecoin-based humanitarian aid solutions, with an initial pilot expected to reach up to 1 million people; and working with relevant UN funds to support human trafficking survivors in Senegal, Nigeria, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Malawi, Ethiopia, and Uganda. FASE’s work is structured around four pillars: financial security, financial inclusion and freedom, access to basic resources, and responsible AI and robotics. Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino stated that the foundation will unite industry players and international organizations to expand existing community aid efforts, helping vulnerable groups gain access to financial protection and basic resources.

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