I n early August, PayPal launched a U.S. dollar denominated stablecoin designed for digital payments and Web3, and to be compatible with the most widely used exchanges, wallets and Web3 applications.

PayPal's decision to launch its stablecoin comes in response to the growing shift toward digital currencies and the need for a reliable bridge between traditional fiat and the emerging realm of Web3.

Stablecoin adoption is on the rise. As Crypto Week kicks off in Washington, BofA flags four corners of the market that could ...

PayPal's PYUSD stablecoin expands to Arbitrum network, marking first L2 integration with lower fees and faster transactions.

PayPal plans to expand its PYUSD stablecoin to the Arbitrum blockchain network. PYUSD currently operates on Ethereum and ...

PayPal’s stablecoin, PYUSD, will soon be officially supported on Arbitrum, in addition to Ethereum and Solana. Institutions ...

PayPal’s stablecoin sparked conversations over traditional finance’s growing interaction with the crypto space, stablecoin regulations and more. Listen 0:00 6754 ...

PayPal Holdings Inc. Chief Executive Officer Alex Chriss said adoption of stablecoins in the US still faces significant hurdles and will take time to achieve. “From a consumer standpoint, there ...

The GENIUS Act is the first federal legislation to regulate stablecoins, requiring full 1:1 backing, public reserve disclosures, and federal licensing. Stablecoins offer faster, cheaper, ...

Stellar ($XLM) rose 72% in July 2025 amid PayPal’s PYUSD integration, record TVL ($140.7M), and $528M in real-world asset ...

PayPal's stablecoin launched to a lot of fanfare, but thus far it has had tepid adoption from both traders and shoppers. Called PYUSD, the stablecoin has a market capitalization of about $44 million, ...