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Stablecoins have arrived – and they are here to stay

Recent U.S. legislation marks a major turning point for stablecoin regulation

Money is evolving—not in theory, but in real time. As traditional finance converges with digital infrastructure, stablecoins have emerged as one of the most tangible and transformative building blocks in the shift toward a programmable financial system.

The recent passage of three landmark bills by the U.S. Congress has defined the regulatory perimeter for stablecoins and digital assets. This long-awaited clarity unlocks institutional engagement at scale, allowing organizations to adopt stablecoins with confidence and compliance.

Yet stablecoins are more than just settlement tools—they represent a critical step toward fully regulated, institutionally-native digital money.

Our latest report breaks down what stablecoins are, why they matter, and how they differ from other cryptocurrencies—helping leaders prepare for the next phase: Deposit Tokens.

Meet our experts

Dominic Benson

Dominic Benson

Managing Consultant, Capgemini Invent
Dominic Benson is a financial services expert with over 10 years of experience driving transformation across retail banking, capital markets and wealth management. With hands-on expertise across change management, project management, and business analysis, Dominic helps financial institutions navigate innovation and deliver impactful business transformation outcomes.
Stephanie Sparling

Stephanie Sparling

Head of Wealth and Asset Management Consulting, North America
Stephanie Sparling leads the Wealth & Asset Management practice in North America at Capgemini Invent. With over 15 years of experience, she helps clients develop effective strategies to transform their business models, drive change, and optimize operational efficiencies leveraging innovative technologies.