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Visa has begun rolling out stablecoin-enabled prefunding that makes stablecoin-powered money movement available for businesses that run cross-border payments through Visa Direct, the company said in a Thursday (Oct. 15) press release.

A week that tested the financial markets showed the resilience of Dow Jones stocks. Apple and Coca-Cola were among nine standouts.

Coca-Cola, Visa and Mastercard are among the stocks hitting records as investors look beyond the AI trade. Earnings could help broaden the rally.

According to the Federal Reserve, U.S. households' stock market holdings make up nearly one-third of total household assets as of the first quarter of 2026. That's an all-time high and roughly double their share at the start of the 2010s.

The latest trading day saw Visa (V) settling at $399.87, representing a +2.16% change from its previous close.

Dow Jones payments giant Visa stock is in a buy zone following this week's breakout move despite a volatile stock market environment.

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Visa (NYSE: V) announced the next phase of its stablecoin strategy as Visa Direct stablecoin capabilities advance from pilot stage to commercial deployment. The milestone marks an important step in bringing stablecoin-enabled money movement into real-world commercial operations. In the initial rollout, Inyo Global, a Visa Direct processor, is the first enabler of this new offering, powering it for eligible Visa Direct clients and partners1. Over the past y.

V, MA, PYPL, IBKR and HOOD offer fintech growth opportunities fueled by digital payments, AI innovation and expanding financial services.

Visa's survey found that 56% of Americans would use stablecoins, but only with bank-style protections that don't exist yet. Without those hypothetical safeguards, just 36% of respondents were interested.

Visa Inc. remains a world-class compounder, benefiting from global cashless payment trends and unmatched network economies. V trades near historical mean valuation levels, with a forward PEG ratio of 1.7–1.8, offering limited immediate upside and little margin of safety. Short-term risks include pressured consumer spending, potential regulatory actions, and alternative payment rails impacting high-margin revenues.