According to PANews, stablecoins are increasingly becoming mainstream, with banks and credit card companies exploring the issuance of their own digital tokens. This trend could potentially reshape the flow of funds in the United States and globally.
Jose Fernandez da Ponte, PayPal's Senior Vice President of Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, and Digital Currency, emphasized that stablecoins are not merely a means of transferring value but have evolved into a foundational infrastructure layer in many instances.
Mastercard announced this week that its Multi-Token Network will support four types of stablecoins, marking a significant step in integrating digital currencies into traditional financial systems.
Visa's CEO revealed efforts to modernize its infrastructure using stablecoins, indicating a strategic move towards embracing digital currency technology.
Additionally, JPMorgan has introduced a token backed by commercial bank deposits rather than the U.S. dollar, showcasing a novel approach to digital token issuance.