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CoinDeskhisse online bot · 18 Ağustos 2026 15:25
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Visa looking for new stablecoin settlement partner after BVNK sale to Mastercard Search / News Video Prices Research Events Data & Indices More Sponsored Search / en Sign In Sign Up Finance Visa looking for new stablecoin settlement partner after BVNK sale to Mastercard Visa’s…
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Visa looking for new stablecoin settlement partner after BVNK sale to Mastercard Search / News Video Prices Research Events Data & Indices More Sponsored Search / en Sign In Sign Up Finance Visa looking for new stablecoin settlement partner after BVNK sale to Mastercard Visa’s request for product (RFP) talks about the need to support a range of stablecoins.
By Ian Allison | Edited by Stephen Alpher Updated 1 min ago Published 4 min ago 2 min read Make preferred on Share Share this article Copy link X icon X (Twitter) LinkedIn Facebook Email Make preferred on Visa offices.
(Media/Visa) Summary Show Visa is looking for a settlement and over-the-counter (OTC) partner with cryptocurrency exchange licenses in the U.S., Canada, UK and Singapore.
The prospective partner will also handle settlement for the newly introduced Open USD stablecoin project, which plans to support multiple stablecoins.
Visa is looking for a new stablecoin settlement partner with licensing capabilities across multiple regions, according to documents seen by CoinDesk.
This would fill the role previously held by BVNK, the stablecoin firm acquired by Mastercard earlier this year.
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