The Future of Money | Kimberly Rosales Orbegoso on Stablecoins & Global Payments
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EPISODE · Aug 13, 2026 · 8 MIN

The Future of Money | Kimberly Rosales Orbegoso on Stablecoins & Global Payments

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What happens when traditional banking meets the future of digital finance?In this episode of Zenith Exposure, fintech founder and entrepreneur Kimberly Rosales Orbegoso shares her journey from more than 20 years in traditional banking to building a regulated fintech company focused on modernizing global payments through stablecoins and digital assets.We explore how stablecoins could transform cross border payments, why businesses are looking beyond traditional banking systems, and what it takes to build trust while operating in a highly regulated and rapidly evolving industry.Kimberly also opens up about entrepreneurship, resilience, leadership, bootstrapping a financial company, navigating regulatory challenges, and building a business while raising four children.Whether you're interested in fintech, cryptocurrency, stablecoins, entrepreneurship, or the future of global money movement, this conversation offers a practical look at where financial innovation is heading.Follow Zenith Exposure for more conversations about business, technology, finance, entrepreneurship, and the people shaping the future.

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