The post Visa To Add Four Stablecoins Across Four Blockchains appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Visa said it will add four stablecoins across four blockchains, tied to two currencies. Stablecoin-linked Visa card spend quadrupled year over year in Q4 FY2025. The expansion builds on Visa Direct pilots and prior USDC and EURC settlement programs. Visa, the leading debit and credit card provider, is concluding plans to support multiple stablecoins. According to reports, Visa’s latest move aims to increase the ways of settling payments and moving money across its network. Four Tokens Running on Separate Blockchains In his latest public statement, Visa’s CEO Ryan McLnerney, noted that the payment giant is adding support for four stablecoins and running on four separate blockchains. He further stated that the stablecoins will represent two currencies that Visa can accept and convert to 25 traditional fiat currencies. McLnerney confirmed the latest development during a fourth-quarter earnings call on Tuesday, where he revealed that “in Q4 stablecoin-linked Visa card spend quadrupled versus a year ago.” Following the US regulators’ creation of regulatory certainty around stablecoins, particularly US-pegged tokens, Visa, alongside other traditional financial institutions and payment providers, sees increased potential in the digital asset class. Related: Two Dollar-Backed Stablecoins, Two Blockchains, and EURC Make Their Way to Visa’s Payment Network A New Way to Send Money Abroad Despite Visa’s existing partnerships with crypto native firms in the past, in September, the payments giant launched a pilot to test stablecoins for cross-border payments. Generally, users believe Visa’s new approach will provide individuals and businesses with a new way to send money abroad quickly.  In the meantime, McLnerney revealed that Visa has facilitated over $140 billion in crypto and stablecoin flows since 2020. According to him, that volume includes users leveraging Visa’s credentials to make crypto and stablecoin asset purchases of up to $100 billion. He further revealed that Visa now has more… The post Visa To Add Four Stablecoins Across Four Blockchains appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Visa said it will add four stablecoins across four blockchains, tied to two currencies. Stablecoin-linked Visa card spend quadrupled year over year in Q4 FY2025. The expansion builds on Visa Direct pilots and prior USDC and EURC settlement programs. Visa, the leading debit and credit card provider, is concluding plans to support multiple stablecoins. According to reports, Visa’s latest move aims to increase the ways of settling payments and moving money across its network. Four Tokens Running on Separate Blockchains In his latest public statement, Visa’s CEO Ryan McLnerney, noted that the payment giant is adding support for four stablecoins and running on four separate blockchains. He further stated that the stablecoins will represent two currencies that Visa can accept and convert to 25 traditional fiat currencies. McLnerney confirmed the latest development during a fourth-quarter earnings call on Tuesday, where he revealed that “in Q4 stablecoin-linked Visa card spend quadrupled versus a year ago.” Following the US regulators’ creation of regulatory certainty around stablecoins, particularly US-pegged tokens, Visa, alongside other traditional financial institutions and payment providers, sees increased potential in the digital asset class. Related: Two Dollar-Backed Stablecoins, Two Blockchains, and EURC Make Their Way to Visa’s Payment Network A New Way to Send Money Abroad Despite Visa’s existing partnerships with crypto native firms in the past, in September, the payments giant launched a pilot to test stablecoins for cross-border payments. Generally, users believe Visa’s new approach will provide individuals and businesses with a new way to send money abroad quickly.  In the meantime, McLnerney revealed that Visa has facilitated over $140 billion in crypto and stablecoin flows since 2020. According to him, that volume includes users leveraging Visa’s credentials to make crypto and stablecoin asset purchases of up to $100 billion. He further revealed that Visa now has more…