Content overview: “Visa Survey: Nearly Half of APAC Consumers Open to Stablecoin Payments by 2031”. A new Visa survey of 14,250 consumers across Asia-Pacific reveals that 47% are open to using stablecoins for payments by 2031. The findings signal a significant shift in regional payment preferences, with stablecoins emerging as a potential bridge between traditional finance and digital assets. However, the survey also highlights a major barrier: only 6% of respondents correctly understood how stablecoins work, indicating a widespread knowledge gap that could slow adoption.
Visa’s research underscores the growing appetite for faster, cheaper cross-border transactions, especially in markets with high remittance flows. For merchants and financial institutions, the data suggests a need for consumer education and clear regulatory frameworks to build trust. As stablecoin technology matures, APAC could become a testing ground for mainstream crypto payments, but success will depend on demystifying the technology for everyday users. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.