Visa 宣布推出 Visa Stablecoin Platform

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According to Fortune, Visa announced the launch of the Visa Stablecoin Platform (VSP), aiming to help banks and fintech companies integrate stablecoin services into existing payment and treasury management workflows, further driving adoption of stablecoins across its approximately 15k financial institution clients and more than 200 million merchant networks. Visa said the platform will serve as a unified infrastructure for its stablecoin services, supporting functions such as stablecoin payments, fund transfers, and settlement. The platform’s initial release will support OUSD, a new stablecoin issued by the Open Standard Alliance, and will continue to be compatible with stablecoin assets such as USDC and USDG. Rubail Birwadker, Visa’s global growth lead, said stablecoins will become an important part of future financial infrastructure, and Visa’s goal is to reduce technical complexity so customers can access the related services more easily.
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YellowCardRisk
· 4h ago
In fact, it treats stablecoins as another type of settlement network, which could be revolutionary for cross-border payments.
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HoneypotTaster
· 4h ago
Interesting. Visa covers 15k financial institutions and 200 million merchants—if stablecoins really need to go mainstream, though. But since it supports OUSD, USDC, and the like, it feels more like compliant stablecoins. I wonder whether USDT will also be included?
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GasWarrior
· 4h ago
Visa’s move here is smart: rather than letting stablecoins disrupt them, it’s better to build their own pipeline. On the other hand, centralized stablecoins are becoming increasingly dependent on traditional finance, and crypto purists might not be too happy. Still, for the general public, faster and cheaper payments are a good thing.
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