There are new developments in the payment network sector. According to multiple media reports, Visa announced the integration of stablecoin settlement functionality into its US payment network ecosystem. This means that financial institutions in the US can now directly use USDC issued by Circle on the Solana blockchain for transaction settlements.



The first to try this out are Cross River Bank and Lead Bank. They have already started using this new settlement solution to process transactions. Interestingly, Visa's ambitions go beyond this — they also plan to support Circle's own Arc blockchain network.

This move reflects a clear trend: traditional payment giants are gradually adapting to on-chain financial needs. Stablecoin settlement offers high efficiency and low costs, which is indeed attractive to financial institutions. Visa's step is quite steady — they have embraced the crypto ecosystem and, through their influence, are broadening the application scenarios for stablecoins.
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pvt_key_collectorvip
· 2h ago
Visa is really done pretending; they're directly using Solana to play with USDC. The traditional financial giants have finally bowed their heads. Stablecoin settlement should have been popularized long ago. The efficiency is impressive. It just depends on when institutions will truly start using it. Arc Chain also needs to support? It seems Circle has caught the eye of big companies like Visa. The prospects look good. Wait, Cross River and Lead Bank are the first batch, how many more institutions are in line behind them? Visa's adaptation to on-chain finance isn't for us; it's for their own business. Don't be too optimistic.
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FastLeavervip
· 23h ago
Major institutions are all starting to play with stablecoins, and traditional finance really can't avoid the chain this time. It's hard to hold back; Visa is planning to directly integrate USDC into mainstream finance. But to be honest, only when large-scale adoption truly happens will it count; right now, it's just the beginning. Solana has benefited from this wave again; ecosystem development still relies on these big players to endorse. I'm a bit curious about the real experience with Cross River and Lead Bank—those who dare to take the first bite are all tough. Stablecoins can't really cut costs and improve efficiency; no wonder traditional giants can't sit still anymore. I still feel that Arc Chain's presence is somewhat weak; can it compare to Solana? If Visa really locks this down, stablecoins will truly enter mainstream payments.
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SpeakWithHatOnvip
· 23h ago
Oh no, Visa is really stepping into the game now Solana + USDC, this combo is getting more and more attractive Traditional financial giants are starting to take on-chain settlement seriously, it feels like a big event Cross River and Lead Bank are paving the way ahead, won't the institutions behind follow soon? Stablecoins are really about to take off this time
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