Visa, one of the global payment giants, views stablecoin as a long-term opportunity full of potential, but acknowledges that the adoption of this currency is still modest.
Great potential but still limited
In the second quarter financial report of 2025,
#Visa recorded a revenue of 10.17 billion USD. However, the transaction volume of stablecoin only reached 200 million USD, a modest figure compared to the company's massive scale. CEO Ryan McInerney stated that the global acceptance of stablecoin is still constrained, mainly due to the lack of a clear and solid legal framework.
Efforts and future direction
Nevertheless, Visa continues to demonstrate seriousness in harnessing the potential of stablecoin. The company is actively testing Visa Direct for cross-border transactions and investing in stablecoin infrastructure companies like
#BVNK . Recently, Visa has partnered with Bridge to provide stablecoin services in Latin America.
Visa expresses hope that the U.S. government and other countries will soon issue clearer regulations, facilitating the development of stablecoin. The signing of the GENIUS Act by President Trump is an important step, providing some legal guidance for stablecoin in the U.S.
According to experts, although stablecoin is still in its early stages, with the development of technology and clearer regulations, this currency could see broader adoption in the coming years, especially in areas like cross-border payments and global payroll.
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