Nearly one in four chief financial officers (CFO) of large North American corporations plan to adopt crypto within their companies over the next two years, and almost all of them are considering the use of stablecoins.
In North America, 23% of CFOs expect their finance departments to start using cryptocurrency by 2027. At the same time, 99% consider the long-term use of stablecoins. This is according to research by Deloitte.
The survey included 200 CFOs from companies with revenues of $1 billion or more operating in North America. Among respondents from the largest corporations with revenues above $10 billion, 39% expect to implement cryptocurrency within two years. Stablecoins attract the most interest as a more stable and technologically efficient tool.
CFOs believe the main advantages of stablecoins are increased client data privacy (45%) and faster cross-border payments (39%). Due to the elimination of intermediaries such as banks, these operations potentially reduce transaction costs and speed up financial processing.
The use of classic cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum still raises concerns, primarily due to their high volatility. Nevertheless, 52% of CFOs are considering the long-term use of volatile tokens in supply chain management.
Interest in crypto topics within companies is also growing — 37% of CFOs already discussed it with their boards of directors, and 41% with their IT directors. According to Deloitte analysts, these trends reflect the need to build a sustainable governance system and institutional-grade technological infrastructure for transitioning to digital assets.
In response to such client demands, CoinsPaid recently announced an upgrade to its crypto payments infrastructure to meet institutional standards.
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