TechFlow news, September 17 — According to CryptoSlate, a survey released on September 15 by EY-Parthenon shows that most financial institutions and enterprises currently not using stablecoins plan to adopt them within the next 6 to 12 months.
The survey included 350 decision-makers, with results showing that 54% of non-stablecoin users expect to begin implementation by 2026, potentially increasing global adoption rates among financial institutions and enterprises from the current 13%.
Among current users, 41% reported more than 10% cost savings compared to traditional payment methods. Cross-border supplier payments are the most common use case, accounting for 62% of implementations.
USDC has a 77% usage rate among current adopters, USDT 59%, and the euro-denominated EURC is used by 45% of surveyed organizations.
Financial institutions project that by 2030, stablecoins will account for 5% to 10% of global payment value, equivalent to $2.1 trillion to $4.2 trillion based on EY-Parthenon estimates.
