Visa's financial report reveals that stablecoin settlement amounts reached $200 million, but the proportion remains small, calling for the U.S. to accelerate regulatory implementation

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, global payment giant Visa revealed in its Q2 fiscal report conference call for FY 2025 that the company has processed over $200 million in stablecoin settlement transactions. However, CEO Ryan McInerney emphasized that this scale still represents a small portion of the overall business. The financial report showed that Visa's revenue for the quarter reached $10.17 billion (up 14% year-on-year), with a net income of $5.83 billion, and its stock price fell 1.18% to $351.29 on the same day.

McInerney pointed out that Visa is positioning itself in the stablecoin ecosystem through investments in London-based stablecoin infrastructure company BVNK, collaborating with Stripe's Bridge to expand into the Latin American market, and developing programmable financial tools. However, he also stated that global stablecoin adoption is still constrained by regulatory uncertainty, calling on the U.S. government to expedite the introduction of "clearer and more pragmatic" regulations. Industry data shows that the current market capitalization of stablecoins has exceeded $272 billion, but only 10-20% of the transaction volume involves real payment scenarios.