Stablecoin boosters say the crypto assets can lead to big cost savings, but some analysts are skeptical they will catch on.

Corporate coins could take payments activity away from banks and the traditional financial system.

Stablecoins provide significantly lower fees compared to card networks, which typically impose an average of 1.5% per transaction in swipe fees.

A Shanghai regulator said it held a meeting this week for local government officials to consider strategic responses to ...

A Shanghai regulator said it held a meeting this week for local government officials to consider strategic responses to ...

PayPal's PYUSD has partnered with technology firms such as BitPay, Xsolla and Xeni to boost scale for its stablecoin. While ...

Bitcoin has reached an all-time high, surpassing $118,000 as a flood of money moves into spot bitcoin ETFs, which have opened ...

If Congress passes the GENIUS Act, banks will be allowed to issue their own cryptocurrency, as long as it’s tied to a stable ...

He argued that Amazon’s most logical use for stablecoins would be to accept payments from customers through stablecoins, thus reducing transaction fees.

A new U.S. law threatens to cement the dominance of a shape-shifting dollar over the euro — and every other currency.

New legislation regulating stablecoins could reshape huge parts of the banking and payments system both domestically and ...

The legislation would allow corporations to issue their own ‘stablecoins’, which are essentially digital casino chips.