Blockradar: Virtual Accounts. What if someone could fund a stablecoin wallet without knowing anything about blockchain addresses? Not every user wants to buy crypto, connect a wallet, or figure out how to send funds across a blockchain. Sometimes, they simply want to make a bank transfer. This is where **virtual accounts** become useful. Blockradar allows fintechs to issue bank account numbers linked to onchain addresses. Through this setup, users can fund their wallets using local bank transfers, while the underlying infrastructure connects the fiat funding experience to stablecoin wallets. Think about what this makes possible. A fintech can build a product where users interact with familiar banking channels, while stablecoin infrastructure operates underneath. The user doesn't necessarily need to understand the blockchain mechanics behind the product. A bank account number on the surface. An onchain address underneath. That's the idea behind Blockradar's virtual accounts: connecting familiar local payment methods with fiat-to-stablecoin funding infrastructure. @BlockradarHQ @iamnotstatic @MORe_aGAiN