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Visa, the global payments giant, has unveiled its expansion into the world of stablecoin payments, featuring integration with the Solana blockchain, and has initiated collaborations with prominent merchant banks, Worldpay and Nuvei.
"By leveraging stablecoins like USDC and global blockchain networks like Solana and Ethereum, we're helping to improve the speed of cross-border settlement and providing a modern option for our clients to easily send or receive funds from Visa's treasury," said Cuy Sheffield, Head of Crypto, Visa.
In a recent X thread, Cuy Sheffield, addressed some of the challenges associated with traditional Visa card transactions.
While consumers often experience near-instant payment authorizations when using Visa cards at a vast network of merchants worldwide, the intricacies of fund movement behind the scenes remain hidden.
Sheffield explained that Visa's treasury and settlement systems facilitate these transactions. These systems ensure efficient clearing, settlement, and transfer of funds between the consumer's bank (the issuer) and the merchant's bank (the acquirer).
This intricate operation is conducted seamlessly across a vast network comprising nearly 15,000 financial institutions and involving over 25 global currencies.
In this recent move towards stablecoin settlements, Visa has gained the capability to transfer USDC-denominated payouts to Worldpay and Nuvei through its Circle Account.
These merchant banks can subsequently channel these payments in USDC to their end merchants.
As part of Visa's ongoing efforts with the introduction of these new settlement options, Visa can now transmit funds on-chain to acquirers like Worldpay and Nuvei, contributing to expedited settlement times for their associated merchants.
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We’re constantly told that the US political system is hopelessly polarized, and that there aren’t any issues that can reliably garner bipartisan support. This dynamic seems entrenched, especially when Democrats and Republicans view members of the opposite party more and more harshly, year after year. Coupled with the looming presidential election and the rising political temperature that the contest brings, a casual observer might despair that structural polarization in the US is too difficult to overcome.
The good news is that — behind the depressing headlines — there are in fact surprising areas of real bipartisan cooperation. And, in one of the more hopeful moments from the past summer, an ostensibly unlikely object of bipartisan consensus emerged: the promise of crypto regulation. Multiple crypto-focused bills were voted out of their respective committees in the House of Representatives, setting up a full floor vote on these pieces of legislation in the House this fall.
Needless to say, this was a major milestone for the crypto industry — this is the first time any crypto-focused regulatory bills moved out of committee. And importantly, the bills mostly drew bipartisan support in those committees.
While that spirit of collaboration doesn’t guarantee the bills will be voted on to the Senate, it’s clear that there is growing bipartisan consensus that Congress needs to act upon.
The debate that pushed these crypto bills out of their committees was illuminating, most strikingly for the common sense perspective that many members espoused in their remarks. Representative Ritchie Torres, D-N.Y., one of crypto’s stalwart defenders in the House, put it simply that the status quo of our current regulatory regime is failing. And in his effort to pass crypto legislation, Rep. Patrick McHenry, R-N.C., noted that this regulation was need in the interest of consumer protection and American innovation.
While these bills are not yet perfect, it’s clear that sticking with the current system — marked by harsh enforcement actions that confuse the everyday user and depress innovation — will not hold.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission’s recent losses in its crusade against crypto demonstrate that even the industry’s antagonists may soon come to the same conclusion. The sooner crypto’s critics realize a bipartisan crypto consensus is emerging, the better.
Read more from our opinion section: Crypto rights are fundamental American rights
There’s a good reason for this: Crypto, by its nature as a technology, isn’t partisan. It’s a universal tool that has the potential to change how people live, work and play. Crypto’s universal aspect means that there is something for everyone to like; if you care about the overbearing power of the traditional banking and tech sectors have over our lives, crypto holds a solution; if you are worried about internet censorship and free speech, crypto has an answer; if you simply want to utilize a safe path for donations in times of disaster or for international causes, crypto can solve that too.
While the broader crypto market has endured a tumultuous year-long rollercoaster ride since the collapse of FTX, it’s notable that, even amid that uncertainty, roughly 20% of American adults own crypto. It’s clear that crypto is no longer a niche issue and that enough of our representative’s constituents use, own and engage with crypto that bipartisan forces of Congress should be paying attention.
While the fates of the bills in question are uncertain, we should be encouraged to have made it to this point — at the cusp of a House-wide vote to demonstrate just how much Congressional support for crypto policy has grown, and how much work there is left to do.
Molly Jane Zuckerman is the opinion editor at Blockworks. She previously led educational content at CoinMarketCap and ran the news desk at Cointelegraph. Molly Jane is now based in New York after almost a decade in Russia, and can talk your ear off about Russia lit and detective novels.

Crypto infrastructure provider Qredo has announced plans to reduce staff and expenses as it navigates the challenges posed by the ongoing bear market.
Qredo has let go of approximately 50 employees, including several senior executives, according to three sources familiar with the matter.
Among the executives affected by the job cuts are Qredo's Chief Product Officer, Gabriele Farei, and Chief Information Security Officer, Asen Taskov.
The company expects to save approximately 50% courtesy of the reduction in the workforce.
Qredo's current headcount stands at around 130 employees, according to the sources.
A Qredo spokesperson has reportedly confirmed the layoffs while refraining from providing specific details.
"Due to the prolonged crypto winter, Qredo will be rightsizing to focus on its core protocol and its web3 custody business," the spokesperson said.
Qredo is an MPC-based (multi-party computation) asset custody protocol that addresses the core custody challenges of private key storage and access control while minimizing counterparty risk through a novel implementation of MPC.
The project records ownership of Layer 1 assets on Qredo's Layer 2 blockchain called Qredochain.
Notably, all signatures are secured by a distributed multi-party computation (dMPC) network, as documented on Qredo's official website.
The company generates revenue through transaction fees, which are denominated in its QRDO token.
Additionally, Qredo's dMPC network offers decentralized custody for decentralized assets, claiming to enhance security by fragmenting and distributing customers' private keys across carefully secured data centers.
Founded in 2018, Qredo gained a valuation of $460 million in February 2022 following an $80 million Series A funding round.
To date, the firm has raised approximately $94 million in total venture capital funding.
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