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#StablecoinPayments Visa launches stablecoin payments in Latin America in major advance for crypto the offering amounts to a reloadable card that, from the perspective of the merchant, is no different than any other Visa card, allowing them to be paid right away in their local currency. He added that many people in Latin America are already holding stablecoins as a hedge against volatility, and that Visa’s service will result in them becoming more widely used in day-to-day commerce. “If you can figure out how to tie stablecoin spend with Visa’s off-ramp, that unlocks the case use,” said Birwadker. This is hardly Visa’s first foray into the realm of crypto as the company, along with rival Mastercard, has for years made its so-called payment rails available to the likes of Crypto.com and other firms that offer cards tied to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. These products, however, have only gained niche adoption since Bitcoin is volatile and spending it can create tax obligations. The new offering—which is also being rolled out in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Chile—stands out because it is being developed around non-volatile stablecoins, and for its open-ended design around Bridge’s technology. Rolling out stablecoins at scale Founded by Coinbase veterans Zach Abrams and Sean Yu, Bridge launched in 2023 as a service to supply APIs and other technology for building stablecoins. Acquired last October for $1.1 billion by payment giant Stripe, Bridge describes itself as a neutral service provider. For Visa, tapping Bridge as a partner means it can offer the new stablecoin payment service to a wide variety of third parties that can build their own apps for consumers and merchants. The companies said they expect early efforts to feature the stablecoin USDC, which is backed by Circle and Coinbase, but that they expect to accommodate other stablecoins too, as well as a variety of blockchains.

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$USDC Update: Strengthening Stability and Global Reach We’re excited to share that $USDC has received a major update to enhance its reliability, speed, and transparency. This upgrade reflects our ongoing commitment to providing a secure, stable digital dollar experience for all users. Key improvements include faster and more secure transactions, enabling smoother and quicker transfers. Additionally, we’ve increased transparency by making on-chain data more accessible, ensuring users can track and verify every transaction with ease. The update also brings expanded support for more blockchain networks, making $USDC even more versatile and globally accessible. These improvements are just the beginning of what’s to come. As always usdc is dedicated to empowering the future of digital finance with a trusted, stable, and efficient solution for users worldwide.

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#StablecoinPayments American financial technology company Visa has launched stablecoin payments in the Latin American (LATAM) region. The firm launched the product in partnership with Bridge, a Stripe company, as it looks to broaden access to stablecoin payments in multiple countries. Under the partnership, the company said Bridge Fintech developers can offer stable assets with a single API integration.

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