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Zebec just moved to enterprise pilot mode for payroll on Stellar ⭐️ The CEO has already hinted on a major European bank as the first client for the pilot program… Societe Generale Group, who recently launched the $EURCV stablecoin on Stellar, definitely fits the description 🧐 $ZBCN

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