Thoughts on AnomaPay’s “stablecoin router” idea?

So I’ve been reading about Anoma⁤Pay, which is pitched as a stablecoin router rather than a normal cross‑chain bridge or wallet. Basic idea: you send in whatever supported token on an EV⁤M chain (USDC/USDT/... etc.), the other side gets their preferred token, and the routing happens under the hood.​

They’re also leaning pretty hard into privacy and “enterprise‑grade data protection” using ZK, so not every payment has to be a clean, public trail on a block explorer. It’s positioned as infrastructure that wallets/payment providers can plug into, and it’s still on devnet, initially focused on more boring stuff like payroll, B2B payments, etc.​

Curious what r/CryptoCurrency thinks:

• Do we actually need a dedicated router layer for stablecoin payments, or should wallets/bridges just keep evolving?
• Is opt‑in privacy for stablecoin payments something you’d actually use, or is transparent‑by‑default fine for most people?
• For anyone already doing stablecoin payroll/settlements: would this kind of routing + fee abstraction change much for you, or is it just another piece of middleware in an already stacked system? Source: https://anoma.net/blog/introducing-anomapay