Visa شاهد رشد 10 برابری تسویه حساب پایدار است و بیش از 225 برنامه کارت اضافه می کند

Visa has surpassed $25 billion in annualized stablecoin settlement volume, a tenfold increase from a year ago, as the global payments company expands its blockchain operations across 10 networks and five international regions. Summary Visa’s annualized stablecoin settlement volume surpassed $25 billion, growing tenfold over the previous year. Visa now supports five stablecoins across 10 blockchains, with settlement operations in all five regions. Stablecoin-linked card programs exceeded 225, with transaction volume growing more than 150% year over year. Visa Direct launched commercial USDC prefunding with Inyo Global as its first live partner. Visa’s stablecoin platform operates in six markets, with more than 300 prospective partners in its pipeline. According to Visa CEO Ryan McInerney, who disclosed the figures during the company’s October 27 fiscal fourth-quarter earnings call, the payment network now supports five stablecoins for settlement. The company has expanded its stablecoin-linked card business to more than 225 programs, serving approximately 5 million cards across more than 50 countries. The $25 billion figure represents Visa’s annualized settlement run rate, calculated from its current pace of activity, not the total amount processed throughout fiscal 2026. The company reported the growth alongside new commercial stablecoin services and record annual revenue of approximately $46 billion. Visa stablecoin settlement reaches 10 blockchains During the earnings call, McInerney said Visa’s settlement operations now cover 10 blockchains, more than twice the number supported a year ago. The company has established settlement operations across all five of its geographic regions, serving institutions with different payment and treasury requirements. It’s an exciting time for Visa’s stablecoin business. Visa CEO Ryan McInerney shared some updates on our strategy and traction on yesterday’s earnings call. pic.twitter.com/vWVYjKH8yx — Cuy Sheffield (@cuysheffield) October 28, 2026 Visa’s supported settlement assets include USDC, USDG, EURC, PayPal USD (PYUSD) and SBC, the dollar-backed stablecoin issued by Brale. McInerney said the company intends to remain flexible about which blockchains and stablecoins clients use, allowing financial institutions to select assets according to their operating requirements. The latest figure follows a period of rapid growth in Visa’s stablecoin operations. In September, the company reported an annualized settlement rate above $20 billion, compared with approximately $7 billion during an earlier stage of its blockchain expansion. You might also like: Visa partners with Mesh to enable crypto payments at 175 million merchants Visa has continued working with financial institutions on blockchain-based settlement. In September, Lloyds Corporate Markets Jersey completed a USDC settlement transaction worth $750,000, using exchange infrastructure from Archax to transfer funds to Visa within an hour. The transaction demonstrated settlement outside conventional banking hours, including weekends, as the companies examined how stablecoins could support payments between financial institutions.