
Visa expands stablecoin payouts with Zero Hash
- Visa partnered with Zero Hash to let US platforms send stablecoin payouts directly to users’ crypto wallets.
- The service supports payouts using stablecoins including USDC (CRYPTO:USDC), USDG (CRYPTO:USDG) and PYUSD (CRYPTO:PYUSD).
- Visa said the rollout targets marketplaces, payroll providers and other platforms seeking faster blockchain-based payment options.
Visa partnered with Zero Hash to launch stablecoin payouts for US platforms, allowing recipients to receive funds in supported digital assets.
The service expands Visa Direct by letting businesses fund payments in US dollars while recipients receive stablecoins in eligible wallets.
Zero Hash will provide the blockchain infrastructure, liquidity and regulatory framework needed to convert and distribute funds through supported networks.
Visa said the service initially supports USDC (CRYPTO:USDC), USDG (CRYPTO:USDG), PYUSD (CRYPTO:PYUSD) and other stablecoins across multiple blockchains.
Visa has expanded stablecoin settlement across its payments network, reporting an annualised stablecoin settlement volume above US$3.5 billion in November 2025.
The company has also developed stablecoin-linked cards and settlement services as it integrates blockchain-based payments into its existing financial infrastructure.
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