Visa Expands Support to 4 Stablecoins Across 4 Blockchains as Transaction Volumes Soar

Jakarta, Pintu News – Visa, the leading debit and credit card provider, is finalizing plans to support various stablecoins. According to reports, Visa’s latest move aims to expand payment settlement and remittance methods through its network.

Four Tokens Running on Different Blockchains

In a recent public statement, Visa’s CEO, Ryan McInerney, said that the payment giant will add support for four stablecoins running on four different blockchains.

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He also explained that these stablecoins will represent two currencies that can be accepted by Visa and converted into 25 traditional fiat currencies.

McInerney confirmed this latest development in the fourth quarter results call on Tuesday, where he revealed that “stablecoin-linked Visa card usage quadrupled year-over-year in the fourth quarter.”

As US regulators create regulatory certainty around stablecoins – particularly tokens pegged to the US dollar – Visa, along with other traditional financial institutions and payment providers, sees growing potential in this digital asset class.

A New Way to Send Money Overseas

While Visa has previously partnered with crypto companies, back in September the payments giant launched a pilot program to test the use of stablecoins in cross-border payments.

In general, many believe that Visa’s new approach will provide a new way for individuals and businesses to send money abroad quickly.

Meanwhile, McInerney revealed that since 2020, Visa has facilitated more than $140 billion in transactions using crypto and stablecoins. According to him, the volume includes up to $100 billion in crypto asset and stablecoin purchases made by users through Visa credentials.

He also added that Visa currently has more than 130 stablecoin-linked card issuance programs in more than 40 countries around the world.

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Visa’s “Amazing” Achievement

Meanwhile, Visa has announced financial results for its fiscal fourth quarter and full year fiscal 2025 via an earnings press release. In its latest release, the company said that the financial results will be filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) via Form 8-K and will be available on their Investor Relations website.

Crypto analysts consider Visa’s latest move as an important development in the crypto sector and a prominent step towards mainstream crypto adoption.

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Reference:

• Blockonomi. Visa to Support More Stablecoins as Crypto Spending Hits $140 Billion. Accessed on October 30, 2025
• Coin Edition. Visa Adds Four Stablecoins on Four Chains as Stablecoin Spend Surges. Accessed on October 30, 2025
• Crypto News. Visa to Expand Stablecoin Support Across Four Blockchains. Accessed on October 30, 2025