Visa与ADI基金会探索区块链在全球支付网络中的联系

Visa and ADI Foundation explore blockchain links to jointly build a new ecosystem of global payment networks

Visa and ADI Foundation will cooperate to deeply explore payment solutions, digital asset infrastructure and ecosystem development in emerging technology fields. In this process, the two sides will focus on trust networks and interoperability to respond to the needs of financial institutions to explore new forms of value exchange in the payment ecosystem.

Vira Platonova, senior vice president and head of global capital flows at Visa, emphasized that trust networks and interoperability are becoming increasingly important as financial institutions explore new forms of value exchange. At the same time, Svyatoslav Senyuta, chief commercial officer of the ADI Foundation, pointed out that ADI is committed to building a blockchain infrastructure that can work collaboratively with existing financial institutions and fully meet their operational, policy compliance and interoperability requirements.

Deepen cooperation in three major areas and prioritize interoperability issues

According to an official statement, Visa and the ADI Foundation will collaborate in three core areas to jointly evaluate how blockchain technology can effectively integrate with existing payment networks:

• Payment Solutions: Explore mechanisms that can promote faster and more efficient capital flows.
• Technology Infrastructure: Evaluate opportunities to develop or integrate technology infrastructure that supports transactions involving digital assets.
• Digital Financial Ecosystem: Supports innovative initiatives in digital finance and payments.

Visa will join the partnership with its expertise in global payment networks and capital flows, while ADI will contribute its experience in distributed ledger infrastructure development. The two institutions aim to improve the efficiency and interoperability of the payment ecosystem through their respective advantages. Under this framework, the two sides will conduct in-depth research on how blockchain infrastructure and electronic payment networks complement each other, thereby promoting the development of the overall ecosystem.

Visa: Trust networks and interoperability are key

Vira Platonova said: "The way money flows is evolving rapidly." She emphasized that as financial institutions explore new forms of value exchange, it is crucial to establish trust networks and achieve interoperability between systems. Through its partnership with ADI, Visa hopes to discover new opportunities for merchants, consumers and the broader payment ecosystem. Platonova believes that combining the professional capabilities of both parties will contribute to innovation in digital payments and emerging technologies.

ADI: Building a blockchain infrastructure compatible with traditional financial systems

Svyatoslav Senyuta emphasizes the importance of infrastructure being able to seamlessly interface with institutions that handle financial flows on a global scale. "What we need is infrastructure that can work in tandem with institutions that already have the ability to flow funds on a global scale," he said. Senyuta said that ADI was founded based on this need, so this cooperation with Visa is seen as an important opportunity to test the complementary potential of blockchain infrastructure and electronic payment networks.

Senyuta explained that the two sides will evaluate practical cooperation opportunities in payment solutions, technology infrastructure and the broader digital financial ecosystem. This reflects ADI's strategic direction: to develop a blockchain infrastructure that is compatible with existing financial systems and their operators. ADI is designed to help institutions integrate into existing financial infrastructure while complying with operational and policy requirements. Visa's collaboration with the ADI Foundation aims to support payment innovation, improve efficiency, and enhance interoperability through synergy in these three announced areas.