
Apple and Google hire for stablecoin expertise
- Apple is hiring for an Apple Pay role seeking stablecoin, tokenised deposit and blockchain expertise.
- Google is hiring a Hong Kong Web3 architect with stablecoin and tokenisation experience.
- Neither company has confirmed plans to launch its own stablecoin.
Apple has opened an Apple Pay strategy role seeking knowledge of stablecoins, tokenised deposits and blockchain.
The role sits within Apple's Apple Card and Apple Cash group and covers financial products and partnerships.
Google is hiring a Web3 architect in Hong Kong with experience in stablecoin payments, tokenised deposits and real-world assets.
The Google role focuses on Web3 infrastructure and requires experience with blockchain, distributed systems or cloud technology.
Google's digital-asset work includes Universal Ledger, which supports tokenised assets and digital bank money.
Google has also worked on stablecoin payment tools, including its Agent Payments Protocol and Pay.sh project with the Solana Foundation.
Neither job listing confirms a stablecoin launch, making the hiring activity a sign of growing digital-asset expertise.

