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Visa is merging VisaNet data with on-chain lending to turbocharge working capital for stablecoin cards. With stablecoin settlement volume at a $20B annualized run rate, up 15x YoY, Visa now invites blockchain lenders to use that data to extend credit to the issuers fueling this growth. Could unlock fresh liquidity for $USDC -backed card programs. #DeFi #Stablecoins #Visa
📰 Visa disclosures: the annualized settlement volume of stablecoins has already surpassed $20 billion, up more than 15 times year over year. This number is a bit wild—it indicates that stablecoins are shifting from on-chain transfers into bank-card payments and everyday clearing.
🔥 In the second quarter, more than 160 stablecoin-linked card projects were live on the Visa network, with related payment volume up nearly 200% year over year. Honestly, this says more than just debating stablecoin issuance volumes: it’s starting to be used to complete real payments.
💡 Visa is also partnering with Credit Coop to provide early stablecoin-linked card projects with stablecoin-denominated revolving credit lines, used to cover daily Visa clearing funds. In simple terms, it first solves the cash-flow needs during daily card clearing.
Credit Coop uses Spigot smart contracts to lock receivables and handle automatic repayments, then combines Visa’s daily clearing data for credit approval and risk control. To date, it has executed more than 9,000 on-chain repayments, with total financing exceeding $2.5 billion, and there have been no defaults.
👀 Card projects like Rain, Karta, Moto, Xplace, and others have already secured clearing turnover funds through this model, while also building credit records for future institutional financing. If stablecoins keep moving into payments, credit, and clearing, people’s understanding of them may really change. Where do you think stablecoin cards will truly become mainstream first?
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🔥 In the second quarter, more than 160 stablecoin-linked card projects were live on the Visa network, with related payment volume up nearly 200% year over year. Honestly, this says more than just debating stablecoin issuance volumes: it’s starting to be used to complete real payments.
💡 Visa is also partnering with Credit Coop to provide early stablecoin-linked card projects with stablecoin-denominated revolving credit lines, used to cover daily Visa clearing funds. In simple terms, it first solves the cash-flow needs during daily card clearing.
Credit Coop uses Spigot smart contracts to lock receivables and handle automatic repayments, then combines Visa’s daily clearing data for credit approval and risk control. To date, it has executed more than 9,000 on-chain repayments, with total financing exceeding $2.5 billion, and there have been no defaults.
👀 Card projects like Rain, Karta, Moto, Xplace, and others have already secured clearing turnover funds through this model, while also building credit records for future institutional financing. If stablecoins keep moving into payments, credit, and clearing, people’s understanding of them may really change. Where do you think stablecoin cards will truly become mainstream first?
#稳定币 #Visa #链上支付 #Crypto payments
Visa moved more than $20 billion in stablecoins this year.
This is a 15-fold increase compared to the previous year.
Now they want blockchain lenders to use this data to provide credit.
The idea is to finance the working capital of the issuers driving this growth.
It’s interesting to see how they connect their traditional networks with on-chain lending.
What do you think about Visa’s move?
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This is a 15-fold increase compared to the previous year.
Now they want blockchain lenders to use this data to provide credit.
The idea is to finance the working capital of the issuers driving this growth.
It’s interesting to see how they connect their traditional networks with on-chain lending.
What do you think about Visa’s move?
#Stablecoins #Visa $BTC
🔥🔥🚨🚨 🚀🚀 NEW:#Visa Visa’s stablecoin settlement volume has exceeded an annualized rate of $20 billion, up 15-fold year over year.#VisaCards
#StablecoinRevolution News | Markets | YouTubeVisa is actively developing its ecosystem with more than 160 card programs tied to stablecoins and the rollout of the Visa Stablecoin Platform to simplify cryptocurrency settlements.$USDT
Key figures and adoption160 active programs: More than 160 card programs linked to stablecoins are running on the Visa network.
Volume growth: Payment volumes are seeing strong year-over-year growth.
Direct settlement: Visa allows some issuers to settle their transactions directly in stablecoins (such as USDC) seven days a week.
#StablecoinRevolution News | Markets | YouTubeVisa is actively developing its ecosystem with more than 160 card programs tied to stablecoins and the rollout of the Visa Stablecoin Platform to simplify cryptocurrency settlements.$USDT
Key figures and adoption160 active programs: More than 160 card programs linked to stablecoins are running on the Visa network.
Volume growth: Payment volumes are seeing strong year-over-year growth.
Direct settlement: Visa allows some issuers to settle their transactions directly in stablecoins (such as USDC) seven days a week.
Visa’s stablecoin settlement surges 15x in a year, annualized surpassing $20 billion
Visa just dropped big news: its stablecoin settlement volume is already over $20 billion on an annualized basis.
A year ago, this figure was only one-fifteenth of what it is now.
Even more aggressive: it plans to open up its own VisaNet settlement data to on-chain lending institutions.
Translate this strategy into plain language:
Blockchain lending platforms use Visa’s transaction flow as proof of credit.
They provide revolving loans to institutions that issue stablecoin cards.
Previously, lending depended on collateral; now they can also use transaction flow data—right on-chain.
With this move, Visa effectively welds traditional payment rails to on-chain credit.
Visa itself doesn’t do lending; it just acts as the data provider.
But whoever controls transaction data gets positioned at the very top of the ecosystem.
On the stablecoin payment route, card networks, banks, and issuers are already packed in.
What Visa just showed is the “data card,” proving the real moat has never been about card issuance volume—it’s about data.
Behind the scenes, stablecoin cards are creeping into everyday spending:
Buy coffee, pay rent—when you swipe, it’s stablecoins; when it settles, it’s Visa.
Once volumes climb, it can’t rely on its own capital alone anymore—so it needs on-chain liquidity to step in and back it.
Traditional giants never shout slogans. They only vote quietly with data.
15x in a year is the most honest vote.
Do you think, next, banks will also open their data? Let’s chat in the comments.
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Every day, I’ll bring you updates on stablecoin hotspots—not just what happens in the news, but also what the underlying logic and opportunities really are 👉🦖
#稳定币 #Visa
Visa just dropped big news: its stablecoin settlement volume is already over $20 billion on an annualized basis.
A year ago, this figure was only one-fifteenth of what it is now.
Even more aggressive: it plans to open up its own VisaNet settlement data to on-chain lending institutions.
Translate this strategy into plain language:
Blockchain lending platforms use Visa’s transaction flow as proof of credit.
They provide revolving loans to institutions that issue stablecoin cards.
Previously, lending depended on collateral; now they can also use transaction flow data—right on-chain.
With this move, Visa effectively welds traditional payment rails to on-chain credit.
Visa itself doesn’t do lending; it just acts as the data provider.
But whoever controls transaction data gets positioned at the very top of the ecosystem.
On the stablecoin payment route, card networks, banks, and issuers are already packed in.
What Visa just showed is the “data card,” proving the real moat has never been about card issuance volume—it’s about data.
Behind the scenes, stablecoin cards are creeping into everyday spending:
Buy coffee, pay rent—when you swipe, it’s stablecoins; when it settles, it’s Visa.
Once volumes climb, it can’t rely on its own capital alone anymore—so it needs on-chain liquidity to step in and back it.
Traditional giants never shout slogans. They only vote quietly with data.
15x in a year is the most honest vote.
Do you think, next, banks will also open their data? Let’s chat in the comments.
Click the avatar to watch the live stream
Every day, I’ll bring you updates on stablecoin hotspots—not just what happens in the news, but also what the underlying logic and opportunities really are 👉🦖
#稳定币 #Visa
Expanded credit on-chain visa for stablecoin payment cards
- Visa combines VisaNet payment data with blockchain lending to provide on-chain credit services.
- The volume of stablecoin transactions through the Visa network increased by nearly 200% year over year.
- This move aims to expand Visa’s stablecoin payment card services.
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Source: CoinTelegraph
- Visa combines VisaNet payment data with blockchain lending to provide on-chain credit services.
- The volume of stablecoin transactions through the Visa network increased by nearly 200% year over year.
- This move aims to expand Visa’s stablecoin payment card services.
#BinanceSquare #CryptoNews #Visa #Stablecoin
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Source: CoinTelegraph
Visa has opened up its household data. On-chain lending has for the first time reached the lifeblood of the card organizations.
Annualized stablecoin settlement volume has already broken $20 billion—up 15x in one year.
Over 160 stablecoin card projects across the network are live, and transaction volume has risen nearly 200% year over year.
This growth rate is so fast that even traditional payments would go silent.
With money moving too fast, card issuers have started to run short on working capital.
Before, if you wanted to borrow, you either had to pledge assets or just wait for slow settlement cycles to gradually roll over.
Now Visa has opened up VisaNet’s settlement cashflow to on-chain lenders.
Borrowers use real transaction records as credit; the system automatically disburses loans—no collateral needed.
Every settlement cashflow becomes a verifiable proof of repayment capability.
It sounds like a fantasy pitch, but the pilot has already produced results.
In the on-chain lending pilot, thanks to this data stack, more than $2.5 billion has been issued.
No default records—no “hard carry” by collateral. It’s credit built and supported by real businesses.
The logic is actually very straightforward. Traditional banks look at reports, while on-chain you can directly see cashflows.
Reports can be forged, but every on-chain settlement is real money.
Card networks step in as the judge. With stablecoin payments, this board game suddenly has a heavyweight new player.
Now that issuers have “maxed out” reserve funds, it’s the card network’s turn to compete on credit.
For regular people like us, the most direct signal is this: stablecoins are no longer just a transfer tool.
They’re becoming credit itself. In the future, when borrowing, you may first look at your on-chain transaction history.
Whoever can turn data into assets will hold the next entry ticket.
This move by the payments giant is essentially issuing a “credit ID” for the entire stablecoin ecosystem.
Every day, I’ll bring you updates on stablecoin trends—not just what’s happening in the news, but also the logic and opportunities behind it 👀🚀
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Annualized stablecoin settlement volume has already broken $20 billion—up 15x in one year.
Over 160 stablecoin card projects across the network are live, and transaction volume has risen nearly 200% year over year.
This growth rate is so fast that even traditional payments would go silent.
With money moving too fast, card issuers have started to run short on working capital.
Before, if you wanted to borrow, you either had to pledge assets or just wait for slow settlement cycles to gradually roll over.
Now Visa has opened up VisaNet’s settlement cashflow to on-chain lenders.
Borrowers use real transaction records as credit; the system automatically disburses loans—no collateral needed.
Every settlement cashflow becomes a verifiable proof of repayment capability.
It sounds like a fantasy pitch, but the pilot has already produced results.
In the on-chain lending pilot, thanks to this data stack, more than $2.5 billion has been issued.
No default records—no “hard carry” by collateral. It’s credit built and supported by real businesses.
The logic is actually very straightforward. Traditional banks look at reports, while on-chain you can directly see cashflows.
Reports can be forged, but every on-chain settlement is real money.
Card networks step in as the judge. With stablecoin payments, this board game suddenly has a heavyweight new player.
Now that issuers have “maxed out” reserve funds, it’s the card network’s turn to compete on credit.
For regular people like us, the most direct signal is this: stablecoins are no longer just a transfer tool.
They’re becoming credit itself. In the future, when borrowing, you may first look at your on-chain transaction history.
Whoever can turn data into assets will hold the next entry ticket.
This move by the payments giant is essentially issuing a “credit ID” for the entire stablecoin ecosystem.
Every day, I’ll bring you updates on stablecoin trends—not just what’s happening in the news, but also the logic and opportunities behind it 👀🚀
Click the link below to follow me👇🏻
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📰 Visa’s official blog reveals that in the second fiscal quarter, more than 160 stablecoin-linked card projects have already gone live worldwide. Put in the context of payment scenarios, this number is indeed more impactful than merely discussing on-chain transactions.
🔥 Even more importantly, the related payment volume year over year has grown by nearly 200%, and the annualized settlement rate exceeds $20 billion—more than a 15-fold increase year over year. To be honest, once stablecoins started being integrated into bank cards and payment tools, their use is no longer limited to on-chain transfers.
💡 Visa also mentioned that, in collaboration with Credit Coop, a stablecoin revolving credit tool can provide daily settlement funds for early stablecoin card projects. The borrowing costs for some participating projects have already dropped by over 30%, which means less pressure for projects just starting to build stablecoin payment solutions.
The most valuable thing to look at in these data is not how much a particular coin has risen, but the fact that traditional payment networks are connecting stablecoins to more concrete consumer and settlement workflows. As the number of projects, payment volume, and settlement scale all grow at the same time, it at least suggests that these kinds of products are being continuously put into use.
🤔 Do you think stablecoins are more likely to become popular first in everyday spending, or to break through first in cross-border settlement?
#稳定币 #Visa #加密支付 #Web3
🔥 Even more importantly, the related payment volume year over year has grown by nearly 200%, and the annualized settlement rate exceeds $20 billion—more than a 15-fold increase year over year. To be honest, once stablecoins started being integrated into bank cards and payment tools, their use is no longer limited to on-chain transfers.
💡 Visa also mentioned that, in collaboration with Credit Coop, a stablecoin revolving credit tool can provide daily settlement funds for early stablecoin card projects. The borrowing costs for some participating projects have already dropped by over 30%, which means less pressure for projects just starting to build stablecoin payment solutions.
The most valuable thing to look at in these data is not how much a particular coin has risen, but the fact that traditional payment networks are connecting stablecoins to more concrete consumer and settlement workflows. As the number of projects, payment volume, and settlement scale all grow at the same time, it at least suggests that these kinds of products are being continuously put into use.
🤔 Do you think stablecoins are more likely to become popular first in everyday spending, or to break through first in cross-border settlement?
#稳定币 #Visa #加密支付 #Web3
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Visa Reportedly Exploring New Stablecoin Partnerships 🤝🔍
Following the BVNK stake sale, reports suggest Visa is in discussions with multiple stablecoin issuers for settlement solutions. No official deal announced yet.
What to watch: Potential announcements at upcoming fintech conferences.
#Visa #Stablecoin #CryptoNews
Following the BVNK stake sale, reports suggest Visa is in discussions with multiple stablecoin issuers for settlement solutions. No official deal announced yet.
What to watch: Potential announcements at upcoming fintech conferences.
#Visa #Stablecoin #CryptoNews
Dunamu unveils a partnership with Visa
#Dunamu , the parent company of South Korean crypto exchange #Upbit, has partnered with #Visa to develop innovative financial services powered by stablecoins and #AI . The partnership will combine Dunamu’s digital asset expertise with Visa’s global payments network to develop stablecoin payments, cross-border remittance solutions, and AI-powered financial services.
The partnership will focus on compliant stablecoin integration with global payment infrastructure and AI-powered agentic commerce. Dunamu said the partnership will also explore the potential use of Open Standard’s Open USD $OUSD in future collaborations.
👉 theblock.co/news/business/2026-08-28-dunamu-visa-partner-stablecoin-ai-ousd-412988
#Dunamu , the parent company of South Korean crypto exchange #Upbit, has partnered with #Visa to develop innovative financial services powered by stablecoins and #AI . The partnership will combine Dunamu’s digital asset expertise with Visa’s global payments network to develop stablecoin payments, cross-border remittance solutions, and AI-powered financial services.
The partnership will focus on compliant stablecoin integration with global payment infrastructure and AI-powered agentic commerce. Dunamu said the partnership will also explore the potential use of Open Standard’s Open USD $OUSD in future collaborations.
👉 theblock.co/news/business/2026-08-28-dunamu-visa-partner-stablecoin-ai-ousd-412988
The parent company behind the South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upb1t, Dunamu, and Visa signed a collaboration agreement to explore the integration of payments with stablecoins and artificial intelligence in the global payments infrastructure. The main axes of the alliance are agentic commerce, with the development of a system where autonomous AI agents can search for products, compare options, and make purchases or payments on the user’s behalf.
The companies are analyzing various stablecoins, including options in development such as Open USD backed by the Open Standard initiative, to connect traditional banking with the crypto economy. This initiative combines Visa’s global financial network with Dunamu’s operational leadership in digital assets.
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The companies are analyzing various stablecoins, including options in development such as Open USD backed by the Open Standard initiative, to connect traditional banking with the crypto economy. This initiative combines Visa’s global financial network with Dunamu’s operational leadership in digital assets.
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Visa doubles down on South Korea with Upbit operator Dunamu on stablecoin payments. Following a deal with Shinhan Financial, the global payments giant is widening its footprint in Asia’s major crypto hub through Korea’s largest exchange. #Visa #CryptoPayments $USDT
Visa moves deeper into stablecoins
Dunamu and Visa are partnering to explore stablecoin and AI business ventures. The collaboration will also look into the potential usage of Open Standard's OUSD in future projects.
#Stablecoins #Visa
Dunamu and Visa are partnering to explore stablecoin and AI business ventures. The collaboration will also look into the potential usage of Open Standard's OUSD in future projects.
#Stablecoins #Visa
Shinhan Financial Group joins Visa to test stablecoin payments.
The Korean financial giant wants to use Visa’s infrastructure to issue, send, and redeem stablecoins.
They also want to integrate AI-based payment models into their B2B operations.
It’s interesting to see a traditional bank directly trialing this technology.
Do you think traditional banks will end up adopting stablecoins soon?
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The Korean financial giant wants to use Visa’s infrastructure to issue, send, and redeem stablecoins.
They also want to integrate AI-based payment models into their B2B operations.
It’s interesting to see a traditional bank directly trialing this technology.
Do you think traditional banks will end up adopting stablecoins soon?
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🔥 JUST IN: Visa $V is looking for a new stablecoin settlement partner to expand crypto powered settlements globally.
Visa is going deeper into stablecoins and the race for global on-chain payments is heating up. 🚀
The future of payments is being built on crypto rails.
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Visa is going deeper into stablecoins and the race for global on-chain payments is heating up. 🚀
The future of payments is being built on crypto rails.
#Visa #Stablecoins #Crypto #Bitcoin #USDC
Visa is on the hunt for a new stablecoin settlement partner after BVNK's sale to Mastercard. The latest RFP highlights the need to support a range of stablecoins, signaling a push for broader, more flexible settlements for merchants and users. Could this accelerate mainstream crypto adoption? $USDC #Visa #Stablecoins #Crypto
Visa added the ability to finance payments using stablecoins and to make payments through the "Visa Direct" service using "Zero Hash" technology.
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🚨 ALCHEMYAI 🧠
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- Alchemy's AI-driven identity and payment services have gained access to the Visa network
- This service enables business transactions by AI agents built on any provider's model
- The service will integrate with Visa Intelligent Commerce
- It could impact the development of the payment industry 🔥
- The market might react neutrally to this news
- Or it could lead to short-term market volatility
- Whale activity is expected to remain neutral
- Short-term market outlook will be influenced by various factors
- Discuss your thoughts on this news
- Please follow and comment
#Crypto #Blockchain #Visa #Payment #DeFi
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- Keep an eye on 📈
- Alchemy's AI-driven identity and payment services have gained access to the Visa network
- This service enables business transactions by AI agents built on any provider's model
- The service will integrate with Visa Intelligent Commerce
- It could impact the development of the payment industry 🔥
- The market might react neutrally to this news
- Or it could lead to short-term market volatility
- Whale activity is expected to remain neutral
- Short-term market outlook will be influenced by various factors
- Discuss your thoughts on this news
- Please follow and comment
#Crypto #Blockchain #Visa #Payment #DeFi
🚨 ALCHEMY 📈 AI services gain access to the VISA network 🧠
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- Alchemy's AI-driven identity and payment services have secured access to the Visa network
- This service allows AI agents to engage in commercial trades
- AgentCard integration through Visa Intelligent Commerce
- Supports AI models from any provider, including OpenAI and Anthropic 🔥
- This could propel AI technology in the payments sector
- May impact existing payment systems
- Expected to enhance transaction efficiency
- Whale activity shows neutral market impact
- What are your thoughts on the development of AI technology in the payment space?
- Keep following and share your views
#Crypto #Blockchain #Visa #AI #Payment
📊 | $BTC | $ETH | $BNB |
- Make sure to follow, like, and comment 📈
- Alchemy's AI-driven identity and payment services have secured access to the Visa network
- This service allows AI agents to engage in commercial trades
- AgentCard integration through Visa Intelligent Commerce
- Supports AI models from any provider, including OpenAI and Anthropic 🔥
- This could propel AI technology in the payments sector
- May impact existing payment systems
- Expected to enhance transaction efficiency
- Whale activity shows neutral market impact
- What are your thoughts on the development of AI technology in the payment space?
- Keep following and share your views
#Crypto #Blockchain #Visa #AI #Payment
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