Banxa Wants to Make Stablecoin Payments Invisible
While stablecoin adoption has increased significantly in 2026, real payments still represent only a fraction of the trillions moving on-chain. In 2025, around 3.6% of adjusted stablecoin volume came from actual payments. Much of it has to do with something called the checkout problem. Paying with a stablecoin can still mean a second screen, another The post Banxa Wants to Make Stablecoin Payments Invisible appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Key Takeaways
- While stablecoin adoption has increased significantly in 2026, real payments still represent only a fraction of the trillions moving on-chain.
- In 2025, around 3.6% of adjusted stablecoin volume came from actual payments.
- Much of it has to do with something called the checkout problem.
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