• 08 9月 2026 · 16:30 UTC · body · New information from a source

  • Visa is expanding its data offering for blockchain-based lenders, giving them access to VisaNet settlement information to help finance issuers of stablecoin-linked cards, according to CNBC.
  • The program combines VisaNet settlement data with onchain lending to underwrite working capital for crypto card issuers, according to CoinDesk.
  • Card issuers often need short-term financing to cover the gap between when cardholders spend and when settlement occurs, and Visa's data can help onchain lenders assess and price that risk.
  • The push comes as stablecoin payment volume on Visa's network has jumped nearly 200% year over year, according to Cointelegraph.
  • That growth has fueled demand for stablecoin-linked cards, prompting Visa to build out infrastructure connecting its traditional settlement rails with blockchain-based credit providers.
  • The move extends Visa's broader effort to embed itself in crypto-linked payment infrastructure, positioning the company as a data intermediary between card issuers and the onchain lenders financing them.
  • Visa is rolling out a new program that gives blockchain-based lenders access to VisaNet settlement data, allowing them to extend working-capital loans to issuers of stablecoin-linked cards, according to CNBC.
  • The initiative combines Visa's traditional payment-network data with onchain lending infrastructure, according to CoinDesk, which reported that the move is designed to help card issuers finance operations as transaction volume grows.
  • Cointelegraph reported that stablecoin payment volume on Visa's network has jumped nearly 200% year over year, a surge that has driven demand for financing tools among issuers of stablecoin-linked cards.
  • By opening its settlement data to blockchain lenders, Visa is positioning itself deeper inside the infrastructure connecting stablecoins to everyday card payments, according to CNBC and CoinDesk.

• 08 9月 2026 · 16:30 UTC · summary · New information from a source

  • Visa is sharing VisaNet settlement data with blockchain lenders so stablecoin-linked card issuers can access working capital loans, as stablecoin payment volume on its network jumps nearly 200% annually.
  • Visa is opening up VisaNet settlement data to blockchain lenders so they can extend working-capital loans to issuers of stablecoin-linked cards, as stablecoin payment volume on its network jumps nearly…

• 08 9月 2026 · 16:30 UTC · headline · New information from a source

  • Visa Opens VisaNet Settlement Data to Blockchain Lenders Financing Stablecoin Card Issuers
  • Visa Expands Data Program to Help Blockchain Lenders Finance Stablecoin Cards

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