Visa has added support for three new stablecoins — PYUSD, USDG, and EURC.
The firm also now works with the Stellar and Avalanche blockchains.
Payment giant Visa has added support for new stablecoins — PayPal USD (PYUSD) and Global Dollar (USDG), as well as two blockchains — Stellar and Avalanche.
As part of a partnership with Paxos, the company has ensured the technical integration of new assets pegged to the US dollar. Additionally, Visa has integrated a stablecoin backed by the euro — EURC from issuer Circle, for the first time.
Thanks to new integrations, Visa's pilot partners can settle in both US dollar-backed stablecoins and EURC. This complements the existing infrastructure of the company, which services transactions in more than 25 fiat currencies worldwide, according to a statement.
In general, the Visa network now supports four stablecoins: $USDC , USDG, PYUSD, and EURC, as well as four blockchains — #Ethereum , #solana , #Avalanche , and Stellar.
Rubail Birwadker, Head of Growth and Strategic Partnerships at Visa, noted that the company is building a multi-currency and multi-chain infrastructure to meet the needs of its partners worldwide.
The statement also noted that earlier in 2025, Visa expanded its network of card issuers working with stablecoins. Additionally, the company is developing infrastructure that:
allows integration with wallets across various blockchains;
supports direct settlements in stablecoins;
responds to demand from banks, trading platforms, and developers.
