05Foundation course

Certified Stablecoin & Web3 Payments Learner

A platform-neutral foundation in stablecoins and on-chain payments: what stablecoins are and the three ways they hold a peg, how USDT, USDC and DAI actually work and fail, moving money across borders faster and cheaper than correspondent banking, DeFi and gas-fee basics, custody and seed-phrase security, and the fast-moving regulatory landscape from the US GENIUS Act to MiCA and Asia-Pacific.

6 modules

~30 min20-question exampass 70%

01What Stablecoins Are and Why They MatterA stablecoin is a crypto token built to hold a steady value, usually one dollar, so value can sit still on a blockchain that never closes.
02USDT, USDC, DAI: Mechanics and RisksThe three biggest stablecoins hold their peg in different ways, so they break in different ways, and knowing how tells you which risk you are actually carrying.
03Cross-Border Payments with StablecoinsSending money abroad through banks is slow and costly; a stablecoin moves the same value in minutes, and the real friction sits at the fiat-in and fiat-out edges, not the transfer.
04DeFi Basics and Web3 Payment InfrastructureDeFi runs lending, trading and earning on smart contracts instead of a bank, which is why it is open around the clock, why you pay a gas fee, and why every risk lands on you.
05Custody and Security for Stablecoin HoldersHolding stablecoins really means holding private keys, so this module covers who keeps them, how to protect a seed phrase, and the scams that drain most wallets.
06The Regulatory Landscape for StablecoinsMajor governments are now writing stablecoin rules, and clearer rules tend to reward the fully-reserved coins while squeezing out the opaque ones.