Interoperability Between Fiat, Stablecoins, and Crypto
summary
Visa describes Visa Direct as a money‑movement network that handled about 10 billion transactions last year and reaches roughly 3.5 billion bank accounts and 3.5 billion digital wallets via ~11 billion endpoints; banks are piloting a stable coin pre-funding model that aims to settle remittances instantly, and Visa reports >95% USDT share in current stablecoin flows — practical claims, partner roles, and these pilot numbers determine whether this is infrastructure or hype.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:05Visa’s fiat-crypto role
- 3:15Visa Direct platform
- 6:24Crypto to fiat rails
- 8:52Stablecoin funding pilot
- 12:23Europe’s stablecoin future
- 15:54Visa’s trust and scale
- 19:10Payments future with stablecoins
- 21:39Q&A
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