Forget clunky wire transfers and overpriced FX fees — PayPal and Coinbase are teaming up (again), and this time they’re going hard on stablecoins.
The mission? Make PYUSD a serious player in the global payments game.
On April 25, the two giants announced an expanded partnership that goes beyond basic deposits and withdrawals. We’re talking zero-fee trading, easy 1:1 dollar redemptions, and plans to bake stablecoin payments into commerce, DeFi, and Web3.
In other words: PYUSD might actually become usable for real life.
Let’s do the math:
If this plays out the way PayPal CEO Alex Chriss and Coinbase boss Brian Armstrong are betting, PYUSD could be the go-to digital dollar for payments, remittances, and maybe even your favorite DeFi app.
This isn’t their first dance. Remember when Coinbase added PayPal deposits and withdrawals back in 2021? This is phase two — and it’s not just about crypto bros. It’s about mainstream adoption.
Good news: PYUSD is issued by Paxos Trust, regulated by the New York State Department of Financial Services. Every token is backed 1:1 with U.S. dollars, Treasuries, or equivalent cash reserves.
Available on PayPal, Venmo, and now Coinbase — so no exotic wallets needed.
Stablecoins aren’t just for traders anymore. They’re gunning for SWIFT, Visa, and cross-border banking.
Here’s what PYUSD could power if this partnership works:
This is about programmable money — stablecoins as infrastructure, not just crypto side quests.
This isn’t just a stablecoin — it’s PayPal’s play to own the future of digital dollars.
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