Walmart, Amazon and other multinational giants think about Stablecoins: Report
According to what was reported, Walmart, Amazon and other huge international companies are looking for the benefits of their Stablecoins.
According to a new a report By the Wall Street Journal, unknown persons are familiar with this issue that some of the world’s largest retailers are considering issuing their dollar encryption assets in the United States in an attempt to provide billions of dollars in transaction fees.
Such a move would indicate a major shift from the traditional financing system, which includes the largest banks and credit providers in the country. Other companies that explore the possible use of Stablecoins include Expedia Group and unintended airlines.
Stablecoins are digital assets associated with other assets-such as the dollar, precious metals, or other encryption assets-usually supported on one basis to one. Stablecoins recently gained traction due to lower transactions and payment processing times faster.
Corporate decisions may eventually depend on the fate of the genius law, and the Stablecoin Bill continues to make its way through Congress, yet none of the room has passed.
The genius law, which was presented earlier this year, aims to create an organizational framework for alternative payment systems, and open the door for new players to compete with the giants such as Visa and MasterCard.
Sources say that the Amazon Stablecoin exploration may revolve around creating one online purchases, while Walmart pressed to change the genius law to provide more competition in the credit championship sector.
Companies are also considering how to use the existing stablecoins if they decide not to create them.
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