Sep 11, 2026 · 44 min · 9 segments
**EPISODE DESCRIPTION** I sat down with Jia Hang from DCS Group, a payments veteran with over two decades of experience at China UnionPay and Alipay, to explore how stablecoins are quietly…
Jia HangGuest
Sam KamaniHost

And I miss that whenever I'm in a Western country because it's not accepted everywhere yet.

Like, I feel like the West legs behind when it comes to payment technology, like even like with the mobile payments, even 10 years ago, like, you know, Kenya was at the forefront of it.

or Paytm in India, or like the payment technology, I feel like in the global South is better than the Western, so-called Western developed countries.

Why? Really? Yes, in my view, because I look at the whole global payment industry, right? So the thing is that when you develop something, it's always be farmed from your domestic market, right? The reason we don't stay car scheme and the traditional credit card payments, debit card payments, these are mass car payments.

is so successful and popular in the global south, as you said, is because there's no infrastructure to support the traditional card issuing and post terminals, right? You can see that if you look at the Southeast Asia, Malaysia, right? The merchant who can accept the card Maybe just like 20, 30%.


And I miss that whenever I'm in a Western country because it's not accepted everywhere yet.

Like, I feel like the West legs behind when it comes to payment technology, like even like with the mobile payments, even 10 years ago, like, you know, Kenya was at the forefront of it.

or Paytm in India, or like the payment technology, I feel like in the global South is better than the Western, so-called Western developed countries.

Why? Really? Yes, in my view, because I look at the whole global payment industry, right? So the thing is that when you develop something, it's always be farmed from your domestic market, right? The reason we don't stay car scheme and the traditional credit card payments, debit card payments, these are mass car payments.

is so successful and popular in the global south, as you said, is because there's no infrastructure to support the traditional card issuing and post terminals, right? You can see that if you look at the Southeast Asia, Malaysia, right? The merchant who can accept the card Maybe just like 20, 30%.
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