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Sep 1, 2026
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byArslan Tabish
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In 2026 banks and payment firms are racing to build stablecoins and blockchain payment rails: Revolut launched EURR and Visa is testing a seven-day stablecoin settlement as global groups develop shared on-chain payment rails. JPMorgan says it has no active stablecoin launch and keeps JPM Coin as a tokenized deposit, highlighting caution, but the push by banks and payment networks accelerates crypto adoption and on-chain settlement with implications for DeFi, DEX/CEX flows and payment infrastructure.
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- Banks are building stablecoins as Revolut, Visa and JPMorgan compete for payment rails.
- Visa tests seven-day stablecoin settlement as payment networks expand on-chain reach.
- JPMorgan has no active stablecoin launch, while JPM Coin remains a tokenized deposit.
Banks and payment companies are moving deeper into stablecoins as 2026 becomes a contest over digital settlement. Revolut has introduced EURR, Visa is testing seven-day settlement, and global banking groups are developing shared blockchain-based payment rails.
JPMorgan’s role requires a distinction. The bank has recently evaluated whether to issue a stablecoin but says no active product is underway. Its live JPM Coin remains a tokenized deposit for institutional clients, not a stablecoin
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Source: cryptorank.io