Visa joins MAS-led BLOOM initiative for stablecoin settlement pilot
If the pilot works, payment firms could gain access to cross-border settlement outside normal banking hours, reducing delays tied to business-day cutoffs.
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If the pilot works, payment firms could gain access to cross-border settlement outside normal banking hours, reducing delays tied to business-day cutoffs.
The deal signals continued investor backing for stablecoin-based cross-border payment infrastructure that aims to connect regulated financial institutions rather than operate as a standalone crypto product.
This shows a tokenized, yield-bearing onchain dollar instrument moving beyond investment use into collateral and treasury management inside institutional crypto market infrastructure.
If asset managers can post tokenized money market fund shares through existing collateral systems, they may be able to mobilize collateral faster without forcing institutions to abandon established workflows.
If White House engagement helps unblock the bill, crypto firms could get closer to a clearer U.S. market-structure framework after a prolonged period of legislative uncertainty.