30-7-2025 – Visa processed just $200 million in stablecoin settlements during its second quarter of fiscal 2025, representing a minimal portion of the payments giant’s overall transaction volume, according to financial results.

The modest figure underscores that institutional stablecoin adoption remains in early stages despite growing corporate interest. CEO McInerney acknowledged the technology’s infancy while expressing confidence that clearer U.S. regulatory frameworks will accelerate adoption and potentially influence global policy approaches.

Visa has nevertheless expanded its digital asset infrastructure through strategic moves including the acquisition of London-based stablecoin platform BVNK and a partnership with Stripe’s Bridge division. The collaboration launched pilot stablecoin payment services across six Latin American markets, including Argentina and Mexico, targeting regional cross-border transaction needs.

The company continues developing programmable financial tools through its Visa Tokenized Asset Platform and enhancing its real-time international transfer system Visa Direct to accommodate digital currency workflows.