2025-12-18 15:46:18

Major fintech company Intuit has reached a multi-year strategic agreement with stablecoin issuer Circle to integrate USDC into several of its products. This means that millions of users of TurboTax, QuickBooks, and Credit Karma will soon have access to more convenient cross-border transfer and refund solutions.

The key to this partnership is that Intuit will directly leverage Circle's stablecoin infrastructure. Users no longer need to worry about the complicated process of overseas remittances — USDC offers instant, low-cost on-chain payment experiences. For users of financial management products, stablecoins also provide new options for asset allocation.

This collaboration reflects a trend: Web3 payment capabilities are penetrating mainstream financial applications. Traditional fintech giants choosing to embrace stablecoins indicate that the infrastructure for digital assets has reached a level of usability and compliance capable of supporting large-scale commercial applications. For the USDC ecosystem, this is undoubtedly an important real-world implementation.

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AirdropBlackHole

· 2025-12-21 00:25

Wow, Intuit really went all out this time. USDC is finally about to reach tens of millions of users, and stablecoins are really about to go mainstream.

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MetaverseHobo

· 2025-12-20 06:07

Wow, Intuit's move is impressive. They directly integrated USDC into millions of users, and now stablecoins have truly gone mainstream.

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MemeKingNFT

· 2025-12-18 16:15

I’ve been saying it for a long time, stablecoins are the breaking point. Now look, traditional giants have to bow their heads. --- Intuit’s move was brilliant, millions of users directly using USDC... This is what I call the "mainland rise and fall," the retail investors are finally going to reap the benefits. --- Wow, USDC has really taken off, this is no longer a game of air coins. This is serious compliance work. --- I’ve been bearish on those wild stablecoins for a long time. Now only well-funded players like Circle can survive. Go with the flow, everyone. --- On-chain payments are penetrating mainstream... The moment my prediction comes true again, what do you think, everyone? --- The era of making quick money is over. Now it’s about building a solid infrastructure. USDC, this blue-chip project, is very stable. --- Honestly, seeing traditional finance bowing to Web3 makes me, this old retail investor, feel somewhat redeemed. --- This is what true bottoming looks like. Those who only look at prices simply don’t understand what stories on-chain data are telling. --- Millions of users... the bottom consensus is finally coming true. I have to ask, until when will you all hold empty positions?

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BitcoinDaddy

· 2025-12-18 16:15

Wow, Intuit is really serious about this. They've integrated USDC into TurboTax... Now ordinary people can also start using stablecoins.

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ShibaSunglasses

· 2025-12-18 16:12

Oh my god, this time Intuit is really serious. It's not just a casual stunt anymore.

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WhaleWatcher

· 2025-12-18 16:02

Oh wow, Intuit's move is impressive. Millions of users are directly redirected into the USDC ecosystem. How could Circle not be happy? --- It's another story of a traditional giant quietly entering the scene. This time it's tax software... Seems like the adoption speed of Web3 is quietly accelerating. --- Basically, stablecoins are about to step into the spotlight. Someone big has to take the lead. --- QuickBooks integrating USDC? Then accountants will have to learn blockchain in the future, haha. --- It's really the elephants entering the scene. We're still debating whether stablecoins have a future. --- Cross-border remittance costs are cut to the minimum. Traditional SWIFT might be facing tough times. --- This is what Web3 should be doing—not just trading coins but genuinely improving user experience. --- Years of partnership... means Intuit is betting on the future of USDC. By the way, Circle's fundraising ability is indeed impressive. --- Millions of users sound intimidating, but only a small percentage actually use it, which is quite good. --- Another high-compliance case. This time, stablecoins might really turn the tide.

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