Visa Announces “Ambitious Crypto Product Roadmap”

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One of the largest digital payment companies in the world has made clear its intention to drive the digital asset industry forward. Specifically, the Head of Crypto at Visa, Cuy Sheffield, has announced the company’s “ambitious crypto product roadmap” to aid the mainstream adoption of public blockchain networks.

Sheffield took to Twitter to call for interested software engineers to lend their expertise to the company. Moreover, it presented yet another significant development regarding the payment technology company’s foray into the digital asset industry.

Visa Announces Crypto Roadmap

There are few finance companies that are as prevalent or widely known as Visa. Additionally, the company has made clear its intention to be a part of the financial revolution that cryptocurrency has shown itself to be. Subsequently, they have continued that intention today.

Specifically, the Head of Crypto at Visa, Cuy Sheffield, announced the company’s “ambitious crypto product roadmap” in a tweet today. Moreover, Sheffield spoke on the need for engineers to “help us drive mainstream adoption of public blockchain networks and stablecoin payments.”

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Additionally, Sheffield linked to an official Visa page regarding the potential engineer position. Within it, Visa stated that its Crypto Team is “building the next generation of products to facilitate commerce in everyone’s digital and mobile lives.”

The post stated the team is set to “build intuitive features that expose profound new value for our customers.” While also calling for engineers with vast experience and passion regarding the “Web3 stack of technologies.”

Conversely, reports earlier this year noted that Visa was among several companies pausing its crypto development. Specifically, due to the lack of regulatory clarity within the industry in the US. However, it appears as though the regulatory developments have not hindered the company’s continued development of blockchain technology.