Meta is actively discussing the possibility of integrating stablecoins into its financial products, which could significantly simplify settlement processes. According to Fortune, at the beginning of 2025, Meta reached out to several infrastructure providers to explore this possibility.
This is reported by Finway
Sources indicate that negotiations are currently in the early stages. Meta aims to implement stablecoins to reduce transaction costs and make them more beneficial for users. A chief specialist from one of the infrastructure providers suggested that such a move would optimize payments to content creators.
Negotiations with Circle and New Appointments
Fortune’s sources also note that Meta is in talks with Matt Cavin, a representative from Circle, which is the issuer of the USDC stablecoin. Cavin joined the company in March 2025 as a strategic partnerships expert. Additionally, in January 2025, Ginger Baker joined Meta’s team as Vice President of Product and, according to sources, is involved in negotiations regarding the implementation of stablecoins.
Meta’s History of Experiments in the Crypto Sphere
This move is not Meta’s first experiment in the cryptocurrency space. In 2019, Meta (then Facebook) launched a project called Libra, which was intended to be pegged to a basket of currencies, effectively making the asset a stablecoin. The launch of the project, which involved 27 major companies, sparked serious reactions from regulators in the U.S. and Europe. Following this, Libra was renamed Diem, and in January 2022, information emerged about the sale of this project.