2. What is the difference between stablecoins and security tokens?

Stablecoins are a type of cryptocurrency that are tied to a reserve asset such as a currency (like the dollar or euro) or a commodity (like gold, oil or real estate). We only support stablecoins that are pegged to fiat.
 
Digital securities, also known as security tokens, refer to shares, bonds, fund units, and other capital markets products that are digitally represented on a blockchain. In Singapore, they are regulated under the Securities and Futures Act in the same manner that traditional capital markets products are regulated.