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first_img Visa has included Monad in its stablecoin settlement network options

According to The Block, payment company Visa has included the Monad blockchain network in its stablecoin settlement program, allowing participating issuing institutions and acquiring institutions to settle through this network.The Monad Foundation stated that Monad has joined the ranks of blockchains supported by Visa, including Avalanche, Ethereum, Solana, Stellar, Circle's Arc, Base, Canton, Polygon, and Tempo, with the latter five announced as supported in April this year. Compared to traditional card settlements that follow a five-business-day banking schedule, blockchain settlements allow funds to flow on weekends and holidays.Dan Roesbery, Vice President of Global On-Chain Partnerships and GTM at Visa, stated that the goal is to allow partners to flexibly choose the blockchain network that best meets their needs for settlement. The support for Monad expands the options for partners and is another step in building a multi-chain stablecoin payment settlement infrastructure. Visa disclosed that as of September 2026, its stablecoin settlement annualized run rate reached $20 billion, a year-on-year increase of more than 15 times, with over 225 stablecoin-related card projects launched globally.Monad is developing a privacy feature called Private Settlement for institutions, expected to launch in the coming months, which will allow institutions to keep sensitive transaction details confidential while sharing these details with auditors or regulators when necessary. This feature is built directly into Monad, and privacy transactions can use the same liquidity as other transactions on the network without slowing down settlement.Keone Hon, co-founder and General Manager of the Monad Foundation, stated that the next phase will depend on whether institutions can keep sensitive fund flows confidential without leaving the open network. Visa has also explored privacy settlements on Canton, announcing in June a proof of concept with stablecoin issuer Brale to test settlements using its dollar-backed SBC token.

first_img Shinhan Card of South Korea collaborates with Japan's SBI to explore cross-border payment settlement with a yen stablecoin

According to CoinDesk, Shinhan Card, a subsidiary of South Korea's Shinhan Financial Group, is collaborating with a subsidiary of Japan's SBI Holdings to explore the payment applications of a yen stablecoin between the two countries. Participants include the cryptocurrency exchange SBI VC Trade and the trade finance blockchain company SBI XDC Network APAC.The collaboration will study scenarios such as card-linked merchant payments for Japanese tourists visiting South Korea, wallet-to-wallet transfers, and cross-border trade settlements, and will include suspicious transaction monitoring and anti-money laundering compliance systems. Shinhan Card serves approximately 20 million cardholders and stated that it will connect this project with Shinhan Financial's broader digital asset strategy, which includes an agreement reached in August with Visa to explore stablecoin issuance, transfers, and card settlements.Currently, the project is still in its early stages, and the parties have not disclosed the types of stablecoins to be tested, nor have they set a timeline for testing or commercial rollout. SBI has previously issued the yen stablecoin JPYSC, launched by SBI Shinsei Trust Bank and introduced in collaboration with Startale Group, which had a circulation of approximately 20.1 billion yen (about 127 million USD) as of September 7. JPYSC is currently only available for use in SBI VC Trade accounts and cannot be transferred to external wallets. Its circulation on the public chain depends on legal and tax clarity and regulatory approval, and the parties have not indicated whether JPYSC will be included in this test.
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