Visa Direct tests stablecoins as cash equivalent for instant transfers
Visa has launched a stablecoin pilot using USDC and EURC to enable real-time cross-border payouts, aiming to modernize treasury operations.
Archive context
Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
Visa has launched a stablecoin pilot using USDC and EURC to enable real-time cross-border payouts, aiming to modernize treasury operations.
Why this matters
This cryptocurrency story adds another data point to the current market tape and is useful when read alongside nearby source coverage.
Original source
Read on CointelegraphRelated market context
Proposed stablecoin rules might guarantee your dollar while making you wait a week to spend it
When a stablecoin holder receives spendable bank dollars before the issuer redeems the token, a buyer or conversion provider has f...
$55 million Aave stablecoin pool sees just $4.4 million available for withdrawals
Aave's USDT0 stablecoin lending pool on the Monad network displayed a 6.10% annual percentage rate over the weekend, but only abou...
Ethereum builders face a choice between locking up too much cash or relying on trusted brokers
In a Sept. 8-11 Lido discussion, Commit-Boost contributor Jason Vranek argued that builders funding protocol-backed payments face...
India’s tokenized bond pilot starts with institutions, with retail access planned next
India’s securities regulator has launched a pilot that places corporate bonds and their cash settlement on linked digital rails, m...
Coinbase partners with X for Cashtags trading feature
Coinbase joins X as a launch partner for its Cashtags feature, enabling users to trade crypto directly from their timelines throug...
Climate Change and Crypto: Ethiopia’s 75% Power Cut Tests Bitcoin Mining’s Green Pitch
In climate change crypto news, Bitcoin miners have spent years pitching hydropower as proof the network can run clean. Ethiopia ju...