Philippines: No Firm Timeline for Stablecoin Adoption as Visa Explores International Transfers
Global payments giant Visa has not set a firm timeline for adopting stablecoin-based international money transfers in the Philippines, despite ongoing overseas commercial deployment. The company cited the readiness of local financial institutions, regulators, and consumers as key factors.
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