Visa Commercial Money Solutions is testing something interesting—their product lead Mark Nelsen just revealed a pilot program that lets businesses send payments straight to stablecoin wallets. No traditional banking rails needed.
This could reshape how corporate payouts work. Instead of the usual wire transfer delays, companies might soon push funds directly into USDC, USDT, RLUSD, or PYUSD wallets. Faster settlements, lower friction, and businesses get to tap into crypto liquidity without the conversion headaches.
What's wild is seeing a payments giant like Visa actively building infrastructure around stablecoins rather than just talking about blockchain's potential. They're clearly betting that digital dollar equivalents will become standard in B2B transactions.
Still early days for the pilot, but if this scales? Traditional corporate treasury operations might start looking very different. Especially for companies already dabbling in crypto or dealing with international vendor payments.
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TokenAlchemist
· 11-16 10:29
ngl visa building native stablecoin rails is the inefficiency vector trad finance has been sitting on for years... the arbitrage surface alone once this scales will be absolutely unhinged. still skeptical these payment dinosaurs actually execute but if settlement times compress to sub-second? that's asymmetric returns territory for any treasury ops already positioned in defi ecosystems.
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UnruggableChad
· 11-14 16:07
Visa is also starting to play with stablecoins now, which shows that this thing is really going to da moon, right...
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All-InQueen
· 11-13 15:53
Ngl, this move with the visa is a bit ruthless, it's really going to shake up traditional banks' cheese... But it still sounds quite empty, it will probably take a few more years for large-scale application.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 11-13 15:50
Visa is serious this time; it's finally not just talk. They're directly implementing stablecoin payments... Traditional banking systems are really going to be in a panic now.
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NftDeepBreather
· 11-13 15:48
Visa's approach is really not just a gimmick; directly opening up the stablecoin payment channel is the real deal. No more waiting three to five days for wire transfers, it's refreshing.
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HorizonHunter
· 11-13 15:46
Visa is really going to go all in on stablecoins... but to be honest, it will take a few more years before it is truly used on a large scale.
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OldLeekConfession
· 11-13 15:41
Visa has started to implement stablecoin payments, traditional banks must be really worried this time... However, it's still in the pilot phase, so don't expect too much.
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SnapshotStriker
· 11-13 15:41
Visa is really not here to play people for suckers this time; they are directly using stablecoin for payments... It seems that TradFi is really in a panic.
Visa Commercial Money Solutions is testing something interesting—their product lead Mark Nelsen just revealed a pilot program that lets businesses send payments straight to stablecoin wallets. No traditional banking rails needed.
This could reshape how corporate payouts work. Instead of the usual wire transfer delays, companies might soon push funds directly into USDC, USDT, RLUSD, or PYUSD wallets. Faster settlements, lower friction, and businesses get to tap into crypto liquidity without the conversion headaches.
What's wild is seeing a payments giant like Visa actively building infrastructure around stablecoins rather than just talking about blockchain's potential. They're clearly betting that digital dollar equivalents will become standard in B2B transactions.
Still early days for the pilot, but if this scales? Traditional corporate treasury operations might start looking very different. Especially for companies already dabbling in crypto or dealing with international vendor payments.