USDT and Tron Blockchain Lead in Stablecoin Payments Growth, Survey Reveals

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Stablecoin Payments Dominated by USDT and Tron

Analytics firm Artemis, supported by venture capital firms Dragonfly and Castle Island Ventures, analyzed data from 31 stablecoin payment providers. The findings highlight Tether’s USDT and the Tron blockchain as the dominant forces in the stablecoin payments sector.

Key Insights from the Report

  1. Annualized Volume: Stablecoin payments reached $72.3 billion (annualized) as of February 2025.
  2. Use Cases: Includes B2B, P2P, B2C, card payments, and lending.
  3. Emerging Markets: Major adoption in countries like Argentina and Brazil, where USDT is trusted for USD access.

👉 Why is Tron the top choice for stablecoin payments?

Why USDT and Tron?

Brand Trust and Accessibility

Circle’s USDC: A Smaller Share Than Expected

Despite Circle’s focus on payments infrastructure and its upcoming cross-border network, USDC trails USDT in payment volume.

"People don’t say they use stablecoins—they say they use Tether."
Rob Hadick, Dragonfly General Partner

Future of Stablecoin Payments

FAQ Section

Q1: Why does USDT dominate payments?
A1: Trust, liquidity, and Tron’s low-cost infrastructure drive USDT’s adoption.

Q2: Is USDC gaining ground?
A2: Yes, in issuance—but not yet in payments volume.

Q3: Which regions use stablecoins most?
A3: Emerging markets (e.g., Latin America, Southeast Asia) for remittances and hedging against inflation.

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Conclusion

The Artemis report underscores USDT’s and Tron’s lead in stablecoin payments, fueled by cost efficiency, speed, and brand recognition. As the sector evolves, competition and regulation will shape its trajectory.

Keywords: USDT, Tron, stablecoin payments, USDC, cross-border transactions, blockchain settlements, emerging markets


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