You Still Can't Use Apple Pay at Walmart but You Have Another Digital Wallet Option
- Walmart and Amazon are considering issuing their own U.S. dollar-backed stablecoins to improve payment systems in the United States.
- This move follows ongoing discussions about reducing costly card processing fees and bypassing banks, amid broader industry interest in stablecoin technology.
- Walmart currently limits digital payments to its OnePay Wallet and Walmart Pay, has not confirmed stablecoin plans, and plans a new Walmart-branded credit card with Synchrony.
- The Wall Street Journal cited insiders reporting that internal talks include forming merchant groups accepting a common cryptocurrency, but regulatory and security concerns remain unresolved.
- If stablecoins gain wider adoption after legislation like the Genius Act passes, large retailers could shift consumer payments away from banks, affecting traditional credit card networks.
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Large retailers are finally embracing cryptocurrencies as they become a more mainstream method of financial transfers. So much so, even Walmart and Amazon are reportedly exploring options to create their own U.S. dollar-backed stablecoins for consumers. According to a Wall Street Journal inside source, Amazon is in the exploratory phase of issuing a stablecoin for online purchases. Other alleged internal discussions among both Walmart and Amazon…
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