Big Techs prepare to expand the use of cryptocurrencies, says Fortune
The largest technology companies in the world — such as Google, Apple, Meta, X (formerly Twitter), Airbnb, and Uber — are moving to increase the adoption of cryptocurrencies through stablecoins. This information comes from Fortune magazine, which consulted sources close to the negotiations.
According to the publication, these companies are in dialogue with stablecoin issuers to integrate payment solutions into their apps and platforms. This movement follows the trend of banks, fintechs, and publicly traded companies that began adopting crypto assets more intensively in 2025.
Airbnb, for example, is already in talks to integrate cryptocurrencies into its short-term rental platform. Google Pay and Apple Pay, which already offer digital payment solutions, are also evaluating the use of stablecoins as a way to reduce transaction costs, particularly in international transfers.
Uber publicly confirmed its interest. At a Bloomberg event on June 5, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi stated that the company is exploring ways to adopt stablecoins. According to him, these assets are practical and efficient, especially for global operations. He also stated that Bitcoin is a consolidated store of value:
"It is a proven store of value. I think it is stable. Bitcoin is very promising, especially for large international companies," he said.
The adoption of stablecoins by companies with billions of users could further boost the crypto market, which has been seeking to expand its presence in accessible, secure, and low-fee payment methods.
Source: Livecoins
