Visa is working with Dunamu, the parent company of South Korean crypto exchange Upbit, to examine potential applications for stablecoins and artificial intelligence in commerce. The companies will explore stablecoin-based payments and remittances, according to Cointelegraph. They are also reviewing multiple projects connected to these initiatives, including Open Standard’s proposed OUSD stablecoin. The collaboration remains at the exploration stage, and the source did not provide details on a launch schedule, selected blockchain networks, or the expected scale of any resulting products. The discussions link Visa’s payments infrastructure with Dunamu’s digital-asset business as both companies assess possible uses for stablecoins in transactions and cross-border money transfers. The review also covers AI commerce, though no specific products or services were announced. Market participants are watching the development for potential implications for stablecoin adoption and crypto-related payment applications.
