BlockBeats news, October 10: A Visa survey of 14,250 consumers in the Asia-Pacific region showed that 46% of respondents said they might use stablecoins in the next five years, higher than the 16% who had actually used stablecoins in the past 12 months; another 49% of respondents believed that stablecoins could become a common method for cross-border money transfers in the next five years.The survey showed that consumer interest in stablecoins is growing, but there is still a clear gap in awareness. Only 6% of respondents correctly understood how stablecoins work, and about half of the respondents believed that stablecoins can only be used to buy and sell other cryptocurrencies. For those who understand stablecoins but have not yet used them, fraud and scam risks are the main concern.Nischint Sanghavi, head of digital currency for Visa in the Asia-Pacific region, said that consumers are gradually recognizing the potential applications of stablecoins in everyday spending, travel, and cross-border transfers. Visa believes that the next key step is to turn market interest into a trusted, familiar, and scalable payment experience.