
Visa launches stablecoin platform and DTCC begins tokenized stock trades, Henri Arslanian notes
Henri Arslanian, former PwC crypto leader, recently highlighted critical advancements in the integration of digital assets within traditional financial infrastructure. Visa has officially launched a stablecoin platform designed to facilitate customer transactions using stablecoin assets. Simultaneously, the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has initiated its first tokenized stock trades, marking a significant milestone for institutional asset settlement. These developments represent a shift toward mainstream adoption, as major financial entities move beyond pilot programs into functional digital asset operations. Furthermore, a consortium of 140 firms is currently developing the OUSD stablecoin to compete with established market leaders like USDT and USDC. These combined efforts underscore a broader industry trend where legacy financial institutions are actively embedding blockchain technology into their core service offerings. This evolution is essential for the RWA market, as it demonstrates the practical application of tokenization in high-volume, regulated financial environments.









