CoinFo_Admin The digital asset conversation in 2025 is evolving. Bitcoin and Ethereum still dominate headlines, but behind the scenes, stablecoins are becoming the true workhorses of corporate finance and treasury management.
Why Stablecoins Matter Now
For businesses, speed and predictability in payments are no longer “nice to haves” — they’re mission-critical. Stablecoins like USDC and PYUSD offer:
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Efficiency: Cross-border settlements in minutes, not days.
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Stability: A fixed value that shields corporates from the volatility of BTC or ETH.
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Adoption: Payment providers and financial institutions are actively building on stablecoin rails.
Treasury Applications
This shift is already changing how corporates think about liquidity and payments. We’re seeing treasury teams use stablecoins for:
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Rapid supplier payments across jurisdictions
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Managing working capital with real-time settlement
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Mitigating currency risk in volatile markets
In short, stablecoins are no longer just a crypto-native experiment — they’re practical tools for global treasury operations.
Risks That Can’t Be Ignored
With adoption comes responsibility. Treasury leaders still need to weigh:
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Regulatory uncertainty in the US, EU, and emerging markets
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Issuer risk — not all stablecoins are backed equally
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Operational challenges around custody, compliance, and reporting
The OTC Advantage
For corporates moving into this space, OTC trading offers a strategic entry point. It allows treasury desks to access stablecoin liquidity in large sizes, while benefiting from compliant processes and tailored settlement structures that traditional exchanges can’t provide.
Looking Ahead
The stablecoin market is maturing rapidly — and for corporates, this is an opportunity to transform payments from a cost center into a competitive edge.
“The next generation for markets, the next generation for securities, will be tokenization — and that starts with stablecoins.”
– Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock
