Visa expands stablecoin settlement to Monad L1

Visa is expanding its stablecoin settlement program to Monad, according to a post from Monad’s official account. The update says participating issuers and acquirers can now settle Visa obligations in stablecoins on the Monad blockchain.
🌐 @Visa is expanding stablecoin settlement to Monad
Participating issuers and acquirers can now settle Visa obligations in stablecoins on the Monad blockchain pic.twitter.com/WLiY9H8Hic
— Monad (@monad) November 10, 2026
The announcement adds Monad to a growing list of networks used for stablecoin settlement, but it does not specify which stablecoins are supported. It also does not name any participating issuers or acquirers.
In practical terms, the setup gives eligible payment firms another blockchain rail for moving settlement funds owed through Visa. The post frames the change as an expansion of Visa’s stablecoin settlement options rather than a new standalone product launch.
A broader settlement rail, but limited operating detail
The notice leaves several operational points unresolved. It does not say when the expansion went live beyond the announcement itself, and it does not describe any volume targets, geographic scope or issuer list tied to the Monad integration.
That means the main confirmed development is the network-level addition: Monad is now included among the blockchains that can be used in Visa’s stablecoin settlement program for participating firms. Beyond that, the public details remain narrow.






