Meta Re-Enters Crypto Payments With Third-Party Stablecoin Integration in 2026
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Meta plans to integrate third-party stablecoins across its platforms, including Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram, by H2 2026, opting not to launch its own token. The stablecoin market has exceeded $300 billion, enhancing liquidity compared to previous initiatives like Libra.
- Meta aims to integrate third-party stablecoins across Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram in H2 2026.
- The company will not issue its own token, instead relying on providers like USDC.
- Stablecoin supply has surpassed $300 billion, offering deeper liquidity than during the Libra era.
Meta is preparing to re-enter stablecoin payments, targeting integration across Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram in the second half of 2026.
Unlike its failed Libra and Diem projects, Meta does not plan to issue its own token. Instead, it is seeking third-party providers to plug dollar-pegged stablecoins such as USDC into a new wallet system.
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Meta Re-Enters Crypto Payments With Third-Party Stablecoin Integration in 2026
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Meta plans to integrate third-party stablecoins across its platforms, including Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram, by H2 2026, opting not to launch its own token. The stablecoin market has exceeded $300 billion, enhancing liquidity compared to previous initiatives like Libra.
- Meta aims to integrate third-party stablecoins across Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram in H2 2026.
- The company will not issue its own token, instead relying on providers like USDC.
- Stablecoin supply has surpassed $300 billion, offering deeper liquidity than during the Libra era.
Meta is preparing to re-enter stablecoin payments, targeting integration across Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram in the second half of 2026.
Unlike its failed Libra and Diem projects, Meta does not plan to issue its own token. Instead, it is seeking third-party providers to plug dollar-pegged stablecoins such as USDC into a new wallet system.
Third-Party Model After Diem Collapse
Meta’s earlier attempt at a g…
Read The Full Article Meta Re-Enters Crypto Payments With Third-Party Stablecoin Integration in 2026 On Coin Edition.
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