Visa: Nearly Half of APAC Consumers May Use Stablecoins by 2031
Visa survey says nearly half of APAC consumers open to using stablecoins by 2031
Nearly half of consumers across the Asia-Pacific region say they would be open to using stablecoins by 2031, according to a survey by Visa.
Stablecoins are digital assets designed to maintain a relatively stable value, typically by being linked to a fiat currency or other underlying assets. They are increasingly being considered for payments and transfers because they aim to reduce the price volatility associated with other cryptocurrencies.
The survey result points to potential long-term interest in stablecoin-based services among APAC consumers. However, stated willingness to use the technology does not necessarily represent current adoption or guarantee future use.
The finding comes as stablecoins continue to attract attention from payments companies and financial institutions seeking to understand how digital assets could fit into everyday transactions. The region’s consumers and markets could play an important role in shaping that development through 2031.
