How to Invoice in Stablecoins (2026)
Put USDC on the invoice: quote in dollars, collect on a named chain, match the hash to AR, then off-ramp only if bank cash is required.
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Visa Seeks New Stablecoin Settlement Partner After Mastercard Buys BVNK
Visa is running an RFP for a new settlement and OTC partner after Mastercard acquired BVNK. Documents seen by CoinDesk say the replacement must hold exchange licenses in the US, Canada, the UK, and Singapore, and settle Open USD.
Are Stablecoins FDIC Insured? (2026)
No. The GENIUS Act bans deposit insurance for payment stablecoins, and the FDIC has confirmed holders do not get pass-through coverage either. What you have instead is a first-priority claim on segregated reserves, which is a legal process, not a government guarantee.
Stablecoin-Backed Corporate Cards: The B2B Card Issuance Model Explained
Learn how stablecoin-backed corporate cards work, why B2B card issuance differs from consumer crypto cards, and what is holding back CFO adoption in 2026.
TOKEN2049 Singapore Returns as the Largest Industry Gathering of the Year
TOKEN2049 returns to Marina Bay Sands on 7–8 October 2026, bringing 25,000 attendees from 160 countries to Singapore. First 100 speakers now announced.
Circle and Coinbase Enter Three-Year USDC Renewal With Terms Unchanged
The Circle and Coinbase revenue-sharing agreement entered its first three-year renewal on August 18, 2026, extending unchanged terms through 2029.
How Do Stablecoins Affect the US Treasury Market?
Stablecoin issuers are now structural buyers of short-dated US government debt. How the mechanical link works, what research shows, and why it runs both ways.
USDT vs USDC: What's the Difference? (2026)
USDT is larger and more liquid. USDC is narrower in reserves and tighter on disclosure. Here is how the two dollars actually differ in 2026.
How to Redeem a Stablecoin for Dollars (2026)
Redeem USDT or USDC for dollars: Tether min $100,000 and fee rules vs Circle Mint redemption; issuer cash-out vs venue off-ramp.
Stablecoin Holders Want to Spend, and the Cards Are Starting to Show It
New research finds 42% of stablecoin holders want to make major purchases while 28% do, as crypto card spending hits a record $759 million monthly.
Do Stablecoins Protect Against Inflation?
A dollar-pegged stablecoin tracks a nominal dollar, not purchasing power. Why holding one still loses real value, and when it is still the right choice anyway.
USDT Is 2.5x Bigger Than USDC and Moves 3x Less
The league table measures parked money. Here's what happens when you measure moving money instead.
Stablecoin Insider Becomes an Official Media Partner of Capital & Code 2026
Stablecoin Insider is now an official media partner of Capital & Code 2026, taking place 20 October 2026 at SPARK Europe in Frankfurt.
Crypto Security Is Becoming a Consumer Protection Issue
Crypto security is no longer a subject reserved for protocol engineers and security researchers. As wallets, exchanges, bridges, smart contracts and mobile applications reach a broader audience, the consequences of a security failure increasingly fall on ordinary users. That changes the nature of the problem. A smart contract bug may
What Does a Stablecoin Audit Actually Verify?
A clean audit opinion means no material misstatement, not zero risk. What a full stablecoin audit checks, what it cannot confirm, and how to read the result.
OCC Conditionally Approves World Liberty Trust Bank to Issue USD1
The OCC granted preliminary conditional approval on August 14, 2026 for World Liberty Trust Company to issue USD1 and manage its reserves under federal supervision.