Morph’s “State of Stablecoins” report says that by 2030 stablecoins are expected to account for about 10% of global cross-border payments, and that the current annual transaction volume has already reached $3.3 trillion. Enterprise B2B payments are seeing significant growth, with settlement volumes expected to exceed $5 trillion in 2026 and the market size potentially reaching $1.9 trillion by 2030. Morph has also launched a $150 million Payment Accelerator to support the development of stablecoin infrastructure.

Mizuho points out that after Mastercard's acquisition of stablecoin infrastructure company BVNK, it is expected to become a "network connector" between crypto assets and fiat currency, accelerating the expansion of the payment ecosystem. Stablecoins will drive B2B cross-border payments and fund flows. Mizuho maintains its "outperform" rating with a price target of 666 dollars, believing this move will fill the gap where traditional bank card penetration is insufficient.

Gate News Report: On March 25, according to Gate's market data, as of press time, DAO (The DAO) was trading at 0.04977 USD, up 32.33% in the last 24 hours, with a high of 0.05479 USD and a low of 0.03711 USD. The 24-hour trading volume reached 5.109 million USD. The current market capitalization is approximately 12.4886 million USD. DAO Maker provides a growth technology platform and financing framework for startups while reducing risk for investors. It is a platform composed of B2B and B2B2C products and services, including compliant fundraising, asset management, pluggable DAO creation, and on-chain analytics. DAO Maker's mission is to make venture capital opportunities more accessible to retail enterprises and reshape the fundraising landscape through risk-controlled crowdfunding products.

Visa Chief Product and Strategy Officer Jack Forestell stated that AI-powered intelligent networks represent a major opportunity for the payments industry, with AI agents expected to handle 15% to 25% of U.S. e-commerce transactions by 2030. AI will improve payment success rates, facilitate microtransactions, and advance digitalization of B2B payments, while Visa has launched the "Trusted Agent Protocol" to enhance security. Competition is intensifying, with market focus shifting toward underlying infrastructure and technical standards development.

Gate News Report, March 11: According to Bitcoin Magazine, Mastercard has launched a new Digital Asset Partnership Program (Crypto Partner Program), focusing on advancing cross-border transfers, B2B payments, and global disbursements using digital assets.

According to reports from Artemis and Stablecon, B2B stablecoin payments are expected to grow by 730% in 2025, reaching $390 billion, with B2B transactions accounting for 60%. The United States is the largest source of stablecoin capital inflows, followed by China and Hong Kong. The main driving factor for cross-border payments is small and medium-sized enterprises seeking faster payment methods.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Artemis officially announced on the X platform that Hyperliquid has been selected as one of the Forbes Fintech 50 companies. The reported funding amount is 0, with only execution and clearing. Additionally, community members in the comment section added that among the Fintech 50 companies, only 2 rely on self-funding, with external funding amountsing to 0. One is Hyperliquid; the other is Increase, a U.S. B2B ranking company.

Canza Finance and First Digital have reached a strategic integration, introducing FDUSD as a stablecoin settlement option into their client network to support institutional and B2B transactions. This move aims to enhance stablecoin adoption in emerging markets and improve settlement efficiency and transparency.

StarkWare is integrating the open-source zero-knowledge privacy layer Nightfall developed by Ernst & Young into Starknet to enable confidential institutional transactions on public blockchains. This initiative supports private B2B payments, fund operations, and tokenized asset transfers, ensuring transaction details are secure while meeting compliance requirements.

On February 11, Malaysia's Central Bank (BNM) announced plans to launch three pilot projects by 2026 focused on local currency stablecoins and tokenized deposits, primarily serving domestic and cross-border wholesale payment scenarios. The initiatives are coordinated by the Malaysia Digital Asset Innovation Hub (DAIH), which is the regulatory sandbox environment in Malaysia for testing crypto and blockchain financial applications. BNM revealed in the announcement that these three projects will be led by multiple local and international banks. One project, led by Standard Chartered Malaysia and Capital A, will focus on Ringgit stablecoin settlement for B2B scenarios; the other two, led by Maybank and CIMB, will concentrate on tokenized deposit schemes for payment purposes. These tests aim to evaluate the potential impact of stablecoins and on-chain deposits on the monetary system, liquidity management, and financial stability.