2026-03-04 04:19:28

#BitcoinHoldsFirm Visa, a global payment systems company, has decided to expand its partnership with Bridge, a provider of payment and financial technology services. The two companies plan to make Visa cards linked to stablecoins available in over 100 countries by the end of 2026. This development paves the way for crypto asset-based spending channels to play a more prominent role in mainstream payments.

Comprehensive Adoption of Stablecoin Cards
Bridge operates as a subsidiary of Stripe and is developing a stablecoin-based card infrastructure. Currently in use in 18 countries, these cards are beginning a rollout across Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa, and the Middle East. Users can directly spend their stablecoin balances at over 175 million locations worldwide where Visa is accepted.

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· 23h ago

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· 03-06 01:02

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· 03-05 08:24

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· 03-04 23:56

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· 03-04 23:56

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AYATTAC

· 03-04 07:21

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