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Western Union Explores Stablecoin Integration for Global Payments

Western Union Explores Stablecoin Integration for Global Payments

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2025-10-27 05:03:02
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Western Union, the 173-year-old remittance giant, is making strategic moves into digital assets as clearer U.S. regulations emerge. CEO Devin McGranahan revealed during Q3 earnings that the company is testing stablecoin solutions for treasury operations, aiming to leverage blockchain for faster settlements and reduced reliance on traditional banking systems.

"The GENIUS Act has opened interesting opportunities to enhance efficiency and customer experience through digital assets," McGranahan stated. Western Union's global network could serve as critical infrastructure bridging fiat and crypto ecosystems, particularly in underserved markets with growing crypto adoption.

The company emphasizes utility over speculation, focusing on partnerships that enable stablecoin movements through its payment rails. This development signals how legacy financial institutions are adapting to blockchain technology's operational advantages.

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