Major move in the stablecoin space: Visa is stepping into advisory territory, establishing a dedicated stablecoin consulting practice aimed at guiding banks through stablecoin integration and use case development. This signals how traditional finance giants are positioning themselves to bridge the gap between legacy banking systems and digital currency infrastructure. Banks exploring stablecoin deployment now have institutional guidance from one of the world's largest payment networks, potentially accelerating mainstream adoption of blockchain-based settlement solutions.
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GasFeeSobber
· 12-15 15:54
Visa's move is truly brilliant; the traditional financial giants finally can't sit still anymore.
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StablecoinGuardian
· 12-15 15:51
This move with Visa is pretty good. Traditional finance is finally going to accept us, even though it's a bit late...
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YieldWhisperer
· 12-15 15:49
Visa's move is interesting, but it really depends on whether the banks will buy in...
Major move in the stablecoin space: Visa is stepping into advisory territory, establishing a dedicated stablecoin consulting practice aimed at guiding banks through stablecoin integration and use case development. This signals how traditional finance giants are positioning themselves to bridge the gap between legacy banking systems and digital currency infrastructure. Banks exploring stablecoin deployment now have institutional guidance from one of the world's largest payment networks, potentially accelerating mainstream adoption of blockchain-based settlement solutions.