Visa and Bridge Launch Stablecoin-Linked Cards for Global Payments
Apr 30, 2025, 7:44 p.m.
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Visa and Bridge have partnered to launch stablecoin-linked Visa cards, enabling seamless crypto-backed payments across traditional merchants. Initially rolling out in six Latin American countries—Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, and Chile—the new service allows users to fund their cards with stablecoins that are converted into local fiat currencies at the point of sale. This integration is achieved through a single API, making it easy for fintech developers to issue these cards and manage funds programmatically. Visa’s Chief Product and Strategy Officer, Jack Forestell, highlighted the company’s commitment to securely integrating stablecoins into its network, while Bridge’s CEO, Zach Abrams, touted the development as a massive unlock for developers. The product is expected to expand beyond Latin America into regions such as Europe, Africa, and Asia, potentially broadening financial options for consumers globally.
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Visa Initiates Stablecoin Card Launch in Latin America
theccpress.com
30.04.2025 19:04
Visa and Bridge partner to make stablecoins accessible for everyday purchases
crypto.news
30.04.2025 19:12
Visa and Bridge Launches Stablecoin Visa Cards in Latin America
coincentral.com
30.04.2025 19:34
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