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Exclusive: Visa launches new platform to provide stablecoin services to more than 200 million merchants

Visa has introduced a new platform enabling institutional clients to mint, burn, and manage stablecoins, specifically supporting Open USD.

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The brief

Visa is launching an internal platform designed to provide stablecoin services to over 200 million merchants. The system allows institutional clients to manage digital dollar assets, specifically providing access to Open USD (OUSD).

Coverage from outlets including Fortune, Bloomberg, and CoinDesk highlights the platform's focus on speeding up institutional payments. Financial media like TradingView and Stocktwits note that the announcement has coincided with shifts in market activity for stocks associated with Circle and Coinbase.

Future developments will depend on the platform’s integration into merchant networks and its competitive impact on existing stablecoin providers like USDC. Coverage does not yet specify a timeline for full-scale global deployment.

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Quick answers

What is the core function of Visa's new platform?

The platform enables institutional clients to mint, burn, and manage stablecoins, including Open USD.

Who is the target audience for this service?

The platform is aimed at institutional clients and serves more than 200 million merchants.

How has the market responded to this news?

Financial reports indicate that stocks for Circle and Coinbase have experienced a drop following the news of Visa's support for Open USD.

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