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In what could be a monumental development for the digital asset industry, Visa has officially launched stablecoin payments in Latin America. Indeed, the payment technology company officially announced a partnership with Bridge to help boost the accessibility of the asset class in Mexico, Argentina, and four other countries. Both Visa and the Stripe-owned startup have partnered to develop new stablecoin-linked Visa cards. The new product will allow the asset classes to be used in everyday purchases through the new offering. Therefore, the move should provide a boost to the use and adoption of the digitized US dollar-backed asset. JUST IN: Visa launches crypto stablecoin payments in Latin America. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) April 30, 2025 Also Read: Visa Partners with Fold to Introduce Bitcoin-Backed Credit Card Visa & Bridge Announced New Stablecoin-Linked Card Coming to Latin America There is no denying that payment companies like Visa have attempted to stay at the forefront of ...

E-commerce businesses using Shopify can now integrate Solana Pay to enable USDC payments . Solana Pay, a payment system built on Solana, is partnering with Shopify for businesses to access a faster, more efficient, and transparent payment mechanism. This integration will empower Shopify-based merchants to tap on blockchain’s capabilities by facilitating real-time fund access, enhanced management of working capital, liquidity, and improved protection against liabilities. You might also like: Solana network reports 100% uptime with only 1 outage in Q2 As a result, businesses can bypass traditional banking hassles, such as unwanted fees, chargeback issues, and delays in payment processing. This alliance will also pave the way for direct and swift settlements using USDC from other networks compatible with Solana. “Solana Pay on Shopify opens up millions of merchants to a more dynamic and efficient payment choice, while consumers get the convenience and i...