Morph releases stablecoin report: projected to account for 10% of global cross-border payments by 2030

MeNews · 2026-04-08T15:23:17+00:00

The report "State of Stablecoins" released by Morph shows that stablecoins are expected to account for 10% of global cross-border payments by 2030. The current annual transaction volume has already reached $33 trillion, significantly surpassing Visa and Mastercard. The application of stablecoins in B2B payments has seen substantial growth, with projections that by 2026, the annual settlement volume will exceed $50 trillion.

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2026-04-08 15:23:17

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ME News, April 8 (UTC+8). Morph released its “State of Stablecoins” report, forecasting that stablecoins will account for about 10% of global cross-border payments by 2030. The report shows that the current annual transaction volume of stablecoins is already $3.3 trillion, exceeding the combined $2.55 trillion of Visa and Mastercard. The report notes that stablecoins’ use in the real economy continues to expand, with about 60% of fund flows driven by B2B payments, and a marked increase in enterprises’ adoption in scenarios such as treasury management and procurement. Morph predicts that by 2026 the annual settlement volume for stablecoins may surpass $5 trillion, that in 2027 AI agents are expected to become the primary transaction initiators, and that by 2030 the market size may reach $1.9 trillion. Morph said it has launched a Payment Accelerator with a scale of $150 million to help institutions planning to deploy stablecoin solutions advance the construction of on-chain payment infrastructure. (Source: Foresight News)

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