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solana teams can now run bank to stablecoin payments through polygons open money stack Polygon's Open Money Stack (OMS), a payments product aimed at businesses, now supports Solana. With it, a business built on Solana can move a customer from a bank deposit into a stablecoin balance and then back out to a bank payout without leaving one system. Fiat ramps, customer accounts and cross-chain routing all sit inside that single stack.

Solana teams can now run bank-to-stablecoin payments through Polygon’s Open Money Stack

ey parthenon survey corporate stablecoin use doubles as banks rush to The share of corporates that have put stablecoins into production now stands at 18%, twice the figure EY-Parthenon recorded a year earlier. That makes it the strongest evidence so far that companies are past asking whether to try stablecoins at all.

EY-Parthenon survey: corporate stablecoin use doubles as banks rush to offer services

kevin oleary ranks stablecoins as the lowest risk corner of crypto The crypto asset Kevin O'Leary trusts most is one that hardly budges. According to the "Shark Tank" investor, stablecoins carry the least risk in the market at the moment, and he places them above Bitcoin (BTC) and all other tokens.

Kevin O’Leary Ranks Stablecoins as the Lowest-Risk Corner of Crypto

fsb calls for stablecoin failure planning and greater cross border data sharing among regulators At the start of 2025, the stablecoin market was worth roughly $206 billion. Today it stands at $306 billion. Through all of that growth, nobody has watched these tokens go through a real collapse. According to the Financial Stability Board, the G20's financial watchdog, that is exactly the problem.

FSB Calls for Stablecoin Failure Planning and Greater Cross-Border Data Sharing Among Regulators

ecb chief lagarde kept binance out of europe report says By one account, the biggest crypto exchange on the planet came close to running legally within the European Union. Then the head of the European Central Bank intervened, and the door closed.

ECB Chief Lagarde Kept Binance Out of Europe, Report Says

won backed stablecoins could shave up to 3 8 billion a year off south korean merchant fees parliaments budget office estimates The figure worth pausing on in the National Assembly Budget Office's analysis of South Korea isn't the top-line savings number at all. It's how wide the range is.

Won-backed stablecoins could shave up to $3.8 billion a year off South Korean merchant fees, parliament’s budget office estimates

won stablecoins could trim up to 3 8 billion from korean merchants payment bills but the floor is far lower Won-denominated stablecoins could shave somewhere between 370 billion won ($275 million) and 5.15 trillion won off what South Korean merchants pay in annual payment fees each year, according to the National Assembly Budget Office. That is the conclusion. The real story sits in the distance between those two figures.

Won stablecoins could trim up to $3.8 billion from Korean merchants’ payment bills — but the floor is far lower

boe phase 2 trial puts stablecoins and the digital pound inside one trade finance payment The Bank of England has skipped past the question of whether stablecoins or a central bank digital currency comes out on top. What it wants to know is whether the two can sit inside the same payment, covering one invoice, at the same moment.

BOE Phase 2 trial puts stablecoins and the digital pound inside one trade finance payment

stablecoins are crossing borders fast but someone still has to convert them into local money When Visa's Stablecoin Platform went live, the headline takeaway for most observers was that banks can now touch stablecoins without building any of it in-house. Accurate enough. It's also the less interesting half of the story.

Stablecoins Are Crossing Borders Fast — But Someone Still Has to Convert Them Into Local Money