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Stablecoin transfer volume quadruples as large banks test settlement technology

Stablecoin transfer volume quadruples as large banks test settlement technology Image: Cointelegraph
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Stablecoin transfer volume reached $891 billion in the third quarter. This figure quadrupled since early 2023. Total stablecoin market capitalization remained largely unchanged during this period. Seven of the ten largest United States banks tested stablecoins or tokenized deposits for settlement. A significant share of screened transfer volume occurred outside traditional banking hours. Businesses increasingly used the assets for cross-border payments.

Key points

  1. Seventy-three percent of screened stablecoin transfer volume occurred outside US banking hours.
  2. Stablecoin transfer volume reached $891 billion in the third quarter.
  3. This figure quadrupled since early 2023.
  4. Total stablecoin market capitalization remained largely unchanged during this period.
  5. Seven of the ten largest United States banks tested stablecoins or tokenized deposits for settlement.

Why it matters

Higher transfer volumes show growing usage for payments and settlements outside standard banking hours. Major banks testing the technology indicate potential shifts in how financial institutions handle transactions.

Sources · 2 publishers

Cointelegraph Tier 1 First report
Stablecoin transfers quadruple to $891B as US banks expand adoption: Report
Crypto Briefing Tier 2
Stablecoin transfers quadruple to $891B as US banks adopt technology

Coverage timeline

  1. First reported by Cointelegraph
  2. Also reported by Crypto Briefing
  3. CryptoVideos brief published
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