BBVA is the latest financial giant entering the crowded field of stablecoins as the Spanish bank gets set to launch its own digital asset next year with the aid of Visa. In an interview with Fortune,

BBVA, one of Spain’s largest banks, is preparing to launch its own stablecoin by 2025 with the support of digital payments provider, Visa.

Visa, the global payments giant, has announced a major step forward in integrating blockchain technology with traditional banking. With the launch of its Visa Tokenized Asset Platform (VTAP), set to pilot in 2025,

Visa announces the launch of its new Tokenized Asset Platform, enabling banks to mint and manage fiat-based stablecoins globally by 2025.

Visa plans to help banks explore blockchain technology and smart contracts with fiat-backed tokens. The digital payments giant has unveiled a tokenization platform for this – called Visa Tokenized Asset Platform (VTAP).

Visa Inc. has launched a new platform to help banks issue stablecoins and other fiat-backed tokens internationally. The Visa Tokenized Asset Platform (VTAP) will go live next year.

Visa Tokenized Asset Platform (VTAP) will enable the development of fiat-backed tokens powered by smart contracts to help digitize and automate existing processes that will then power the exchange of real-world assets (RWAs), according to an announcement seen by CoinDesk.

Global digital payments leader Visa has introduced the Visa Tokenized Asset Platform (VTAP). This innovation enables banks to issue and manage fiat-backed tokens on blockchain networks. VTAP is now available on the Visa Developer Platform for partner institutions to experiment with in a sandbox

Payment processing giant Visa (V) has entered the tokenization realm with its new Visa Tokenized Asset Platform (VTAP), which is aimed at facilitating the issuance and management of digital assets. This platform is designed to support a wide array of tokenized assets,