Visa-linked stablecoin platform Rain has raised $250 million at a $1.95 billion valuation, underscoring surging institutional demand for regulated digital dollar payments and cross-border settlement tools.
Visa is expanding its USDC settlement program to U.S. banks after a $3.5 billion pilot, signaling growing institutional confidence in dollar-pegged stablecoins for cross-border payments.
US government reopens after shutdown; markets react as XRP rallies on ETF launch optimism, while Visa begins a USDC pilot, signaling accelerating crypto adoption in mainstream payments.
Visa has announced its investment in stablecoin payment platform BVNK, marking a significant step in its pro-crypto initiatives. This strategic move aims to enhance digital payment solutions and integrate blockchain technology into mainstream finance.
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DAN: Visa and Mastercard are two of the most widely used payment methods in the world. As such, they are likely to play a role in the development of domestic central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). […]
Visa recently revealed its reasoning behind its recent partnership with Solana, citing the blockchain’s scalability and security benefits as major factors. This announcement marks an important move for Visa, a company preparing for a digital future.
Visa is trialling a new platform that could make paying gas fees for Ethereum blockchain transactions easier for customers. The new solution will make this transaction process smoother and more secure for users.
Visa has just announced the successful trial of its newest blockchain-based payment platform, allowing select customers to pay gas fees with Visa cards. The platform is based on Ethereum’s blockchain technology and looks to be a major step forward in the acceptance of cryptocurrency payments.