On February 24, according to CoinDesk, citing three sources familiar with the matter, Meta plans to enter the stablecoin space later this year, contingent on successfully integrating with third-party companies to enable payments using dollar-pegged tokens. The tech giant owns Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram, with over 3 billion users. One source said Meta hopes to begin its stablecoin integration in early the second half of this year. The source, who requested anonymity due to the plan not being publicly announced, also said Meta plans to acquire a company to help manage stablecoin-supported payments and launch a new digital wallet.
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Meta plans to restart its stablecoin business in the second half of 2026
On February 24, according to CoinDesk, citing three sources familiar with the matter, Meta plans to enter the stablecoin space later this year, contingent on successfully integrating with third-party companies to enable payments using dollar-pegged tokens. The tech giant owns Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram, with over 3 billion users. One source said Meta hopes to begin its stablecoin integration in early the second half of this year. The source, who requested anonymity due to the plan not being publicly announced, also said Meta plans to acquire a company to help manage stablecoin-supported payments and launch a new digital wallet.