Original sourceDigitalMoneyBoxAdditional: CryptoRank.io
Summary
Visa said that roughly 17% of stablecoin-linked card volume so far in fiscal 2026 comes from corporate and commercial card programs, and that it currently supports more than 160 stablecoin-linked card programs spanning consumer, business and commercial use cases. The data shows stablecoins expandin…
Key points
- Actual transaction share at card networks is harder evidence of adoption than token issuance announcements, showing stablecoin demand shifting toward enterprise payments.
- Business and commercial cards already account for a significant share of stablecoin-linked card volume, indicating demand is shifting from retail spending to enterprise payments and settlement.
- Payment firms and issuers can refocus products on treasury and supplier payment scenarios; corporate treasuries must assess accounting and regulatory applicability of stablecoin settlement.
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