Visa study shows US stablecoin adoption intent rises to 56% with bank-level protections

By Public Technologies
  • Visa’s Money Travels 2026 study found US intent to use stablecoins for cross-border transfers rose to 56% with bank-level fraud protection.
  • Baseline adoption intent was 36%; willingness increased to 45% when stablecoins were offered through an existing financial provider.
  • Trust centered on the provider: 64% said who offers the payment method matters more than the underlying technology.
  • Traditional commercial banks led trust to provide digital currency services at 61%, followed by global payment networks at 60%.
  • Consumer awareness remained low, with 56% never hearing of stablecoins; 36% reported encountering remittance-related scams.


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