Visa plans to enable stablecoin settlements on the Solana blockchain, enhancing Solana's role in digital payments. This move aligns with Western Union's recent launch of a wallet and Visa-linked card across 37 markets, which uses a U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin to link digital balances with card payments. Solana's fast and cost-effective blockchain infrastructure makes it suitable for such payment applications. Despite blockchain use, stablecoin payments still require traditional banking connections and compliance processes. This development comes amid rising stablecoin cross-border flows, which reached $220.3 billion, as payment companies integrate digital dollars with existing financial systems.
Visa's plan for stablecoin settlements on Solana is contextually set against a cryptocurrency market where 6 of 50 major cryptocurrencies rose and 43 fell on the day. Notable price changes include FIL at Rp18.549 with a -10.86% drop, THETA at Rp3.874 down -8.52%, and EGLD at Rp72.994 down -8.35%. This snapshot is as of Oct 08, 2026 06:02 WIB.
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