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Payment giant Visa has launched USDC stablecoin settlement in the United States. The move allows U.S. issuer and acquirer partners to settle obligations in Circle's dollar-pegged stablecoin for the first time. The launch marks the U.S. phase of a stablecoin settlement program that has reached a $3.5

Visa announced Monday the launch of its Stablecoins Advisory Practice, a consulting service designed to help banks, fintechs and businesses implement stablecoin strategies. The new practice under Visa Consulting & Analytics already has dozens of clients and expects to grow to hundreds, according to

Visa announced a major expansion of its stablecoin capabilities during its fourth-quarter earnings call Tuesday, revealing plans to support four new digital currencies across four distinct blockchains as stablecoin-linked card spending quadrupled compared to a year ago. The payments giant's aggressi

Visa announced Tuesday it will begin testing a system that allows businesses to fund international payments using stablecoins rather than maintaining cash deposits in foreign bank accounts. The payment processing giant said the pilot program involves unnamed partners and will expand in 2026. What to

Payment processing giant Visa announced it will expand its settlement platform to include three additional stablecoins and two new blockchain networks. The company will now support PayPal's PYUSD, Circle's USDC, and the euro-backed EURC alongside the Stellar and Avalanche blockchains. What to Know: