After the passage of the U.S. Genius Act, according to a new report FXC Intelligenta provider of cross-border payment data and intelligence.

In the new report’Stablecoins status in cross-border payments: 2025 industry primer“, FXC Intelligence estimates that the basic scale of Stablecoin cross-border payment opportunities is approximately $16.5 billion, which highlights Stablecoins as one of the most important emerging technologies in the payment field.

Although the global cross-border volume today accounts for less than one percent of the global cross-border volume, the industry is expected to gain a lot of adoption throughout the industry for B2B payments and consumer currency transfers in the coming years and has grown rapidly in emerging markets.

The report, which draws from FXC Intelligence’s leading cross-border payment data and in-depth research and insights from 14 leaders of some of the largest companies in the field, analyzes the current and future role of Stablecoins in cross-border payments.

In the report, FXC outlines the growing investment interest of Stablecoins. It said that while the venture capital environment is more challenging, Stablecoins has attracted a lot of support, with a large number of participants announcing fundraising around last year.

What’s next for Stablecoins?

Eleven years after the launch of the first stablecoin, the report also lists an evolving regulatory landscape, including the impact of the Genius Act in the United States and comparable frameworks emerging in Europe and Asia.

Daniel WebberFounder and CEO of FXC Intelligence said: “Stablecoins has become a viable solution for effective efficiency Cross-border payment In emerging markets, challenges surrounding cost and speed remain. The Genius Act will be adopted to the next level and will be applied in the payment industry. The report provides the industry with key insights on where opportunities are and what goals must be overcome. ”

The report also highlights corridors with the highest stability potential, including the Caribbean Sea in Latin America and North America and sub-Saharan Africa to Europe and Central Asia, based on analysis of price, speed and infrastructure data paired across all 49 regions.

Lucy Inghameditor-in-chief and vice president of content at FXC Intelligence and lead author of the report, also commented: “The cross-border payments industry is in a state of transformation, and Stablecoins is a key part of this shift.

“In many markets, this technology has had real-world impacts and its long-term potential is enormous, especially when it comes to the role of the dollar in many markets. This primer brings together data, context and expert voices from how businesses and policy makers need to use stablecoins and next steps and take it next.”