Visa announced partnerships with Paxos to expand stablecoin capabilities, integrating Stellar for multi-chain infrastructure, and supporting Solana for digital asset settlements.
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Updated Aug 5
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What happened
Visa announced partnerships with Paxos to expand stablecoin capabilities, integrating Stellar for multi-chain infrastructure, and supporting Solana for digital asset settlements.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Stellar
Payment & Exchange Network
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Visa Inc.
American multinational financial services corporation
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Paxos
Greek island in the Ionian Sea
Nothing else this week.
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Solana
Mexican cottage manufacturer of sporting cars
Related events
- Visa, GATE, and Han announced a partnership to integrate digital assets into everyday payment infrastructure.
- Stellar leads in tokenized assets compared to Avalanche and XRP Ledger, while Solana holds significant assets supported by Circle stablecoins.
- Visa Inc. announced several new partnerships, including with Solana and Circle, and Kraken launched a debit card on its network.
- New financing platforms have launched, allowing institutions to borrow against staked Solana and enabling Circle to convert BTC into collateral.
- Solana launched tokenized shares, offering lower fees and faster settlements for major tech companies.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- ZacksStablecoins, Assemble: Visa's Playbook Adds More Pages & Blockchains Visa Inc. V expanded its stablecoin settlement capabilities by adding support for two more USD-backed stablecoins, Global Dollar (