Visa has announced a major expansion of its digital payment system, confirming that users will soon be able to make transactions using four stablecoins across four blockchain networks with direct fiat conversion support.
The company’s Chief Executive Officer revealed that the initiative will allow merchants and consumers to make and receive payments in stablecoins, which will be instantly converted to fiat currencies within Visa’s network. The goal is to make digital currency transactions as seamless as traditional payments.
Visa’s integration will include support for USDC, USDT, PYUSD, and EURCV, operating across Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, and Polygon. The system will allow these stablecoins to be settled directly through Visa’s existing payment infrastructure, ensuring faster and more secure transactions.
Visa said this development is part of its broader effort to connect traditional finance with the digital asset economy. By enabling stablecoin payments with automatic fiat conversion, the company aims to simplify users’ interactions with both blockchain technology and global commerce.
The company has previously run pilot programs with Circle, the issuer of USDC, to test blockchain-based settlements for cross-border transactions. The successful results of those trials encouraged Visa to expand the model to additional stablecoins and blockchain networks.
This development marks one of Visa’s strongest commitments to blockchain integration, demonstrating how stablecoins are becoming a practical bridge between cryptocurrency and mainstream financial systems.
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