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Inyo Global becomes first enabler for Visa Direct stablecoin payments

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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What happened

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Visa announced the next phase of its stablecoin strategy, moving capabilities from pilot stage to commercial deployment. Inyo Global, a Visa Direct processor, is the first enabler of this new offering. This allows businesses to prefund cross-border payouts through Visa Direct using USDC in near real time.

From brantfordexpositor.ca

Why it matters

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The milestone brings stablecoin-enabled money movement into real-world commercial operations. Visa is expanding its capabilities to help businesses fund and move money across borders through this new infrastructure.

From brantfordexpositor.ca

Who's involved

  • Visa Inc.Announced the stablecoin strategy and is advancing Visa Direct capabilities

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Visa Inc.Speculative

    Visa Inc. could see new revenue streams from its strategic expansion into stablecoin payments via Visa Direct.

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Coverage

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