VISA’s Stablecoin Payments On Solana Propel SOL To 5% Gain, Bulls Eye Price B...
Payment giant VISA has significantly moved in the digital currency space by expanding its stablecoin settlement services to the Solana (SOL) blockchain. According to recent announcements, the company aims to enhance the capabilities of traditional payment systems through this pilot program, which is currently in the testing phase. This initiative is expected to improve cross-border settlement speeds and offer a modern option for clients to send and receive funds through Visa’s treasury. In collaboration with merchant acquirers Worldpay and Nuvei, this expansion reinforces....
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Per an official announcement, payment giant VISA expanded its stablecoin settlement services to the Solana blockchain. The program is currently in a pilot and testing phase but looks to improve upon the capabilities of the legacy payment rails. Related Reading: Solana Co-Founder Pushes For SOL Token Redistribution From FTX To Bankrupt Exchange’s Users VISA Doubles […]
Solana, being touted as the Ethereum killer, announced plans to add a payment method called Solana Pay to fix network congestion problems it has been facing. This service will allow direct use of dollar-backed cryptocurrencies. Solana Pay is an open protocol that aims to connect developers and online merchants for point-of-sale developments, enabling sellers and […]
This could significantly lower the barrier to entry for stablecoin use. Visa has teamed up with blockchain services company Circle to make USD Coin (USDC) stablecoin transactions compatible with certain credit cards.“After Circle itself graduates from Visa’s Fast Track program, likely sometime next year, Visa will issue a credit card that lets businesses send and receive USDC payments directly from any business using the card,” said a Forbes article on Wednesday. Cuy Sheffield, Visa’s head of crypto, told Forbes:“This will be the first, corporate card that will allow businesses to be able....