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72% of companies identified cryptocurrencies as a competitive advantage, according to a survey., 2026/03/20 15:28:27

According to a survey conducted by Ripple at the beginning of the year among 1,000 financial firms from various countries, 72% believe that cryptocurrency solutions are crucial for maintaining competitiveness.
The researchers indicated that financial institutions hold an optimistic view regarding stablecoins. 74% of respondents acknowledged that stablecoins significantly enhance transaction speeds. Stablecoins are no longer seen merely as a new payment method; many now regard them as a comprehensive tool for managing corporate finances, as stated by Ripple representatives.
31% of survey participants collect payments in stablecoins on behalf of clients, acting as intermediaries, while 29% accept payments for their products and services directly in stablecoins. The same percentage of companies utilizes specialized custodial services for the secure storage of digital assets.
47% of fintech firms and 14% of other corporations are inclined to develop their own solutions involving digital assets. 74% of companies intend to collaborate with external providers rather than creating their own systems. When selecting a partner for working with digital assets, respondents prefer services that comply with regulatory risk management requirements, the researchers reported.
The primary concerns regarding digital asset operations identified by survey participants include: 40% of respondents cited regulatory clarity, 37% mentioned the security and preservation of assets, 30% expect platforms to adhere to regulatory requirements, and 29% expressed worries about the volatility of crypto assets.
A recent survey by Coinbase and EY-Parthenon found that 73% of corporate investors plan to increase their investments in cryptocurrencies by the end of the year, while 74% anticipate growth in the crypto market over the next year.