BVNK Stablecoin Utility Report 2026 - Global Consumer Survey on Stablecoin Usage
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BVNK Stablecoin Utility Report 2026 - Global Consumer Survey on Stablecoin Usage
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Title slide with BVNK branding, subtitle 'How global consumers use stablecoins to unlock their money', partner logos: YouGov, Coinbase, Artemis
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Report structure: Overview (p3), Executive Summary (p7), Foreword (p11), Key Findings (p12) with sub-sections, Appendix (p52)
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YouGov surveyed 4,658 adults aged 18+ across 15 countries grouped into 7 regions. Fieldwork September-October 2025.
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Stablecoins defined as digital currency pegged to fiat. Market grown to over $300 billion. Examples: USDC, USDT, PYUSD.
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56% intend to acquire more in 12 months, 54% held in last 12 months, 13% non-holders intend to acquire. 35% of freelancer earnings in stablecoins.
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77% would open stablecoin wallet if bank offered one. Exchanges dominate but trust in traditional finance runs deep.
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28% convert/spend within days, 23% within 1-3 weeks. 42% want to spend on major purchases vs 28% currently do. Spending gap highlighted.
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Foreword from BVNK Co-Founder discussing disconnect between macro stablecoin numbers and everyday usage, survey methodology and key findings preview
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Higher ownership in low/middle-income economies (60%) vs high-income (45%). Africa leads at 79%. Average holdings under $200 globally, ~$1,000 in high-income.
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49% increased holdings (all markets), 54% in low/middle-income, 40% in high-income. Only 7% decreased. NET any change: 55%.
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56% plan to acquire more. Africa highest ownership (79%) and forward intent (76%). +73% increase in Africa. Non-owner intent: 13% overall, 16% in low/middle-income.
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34% overall mean of savings in stablecoins. 36% in low/middle-income, 29% in high-income. 48% allocate up to 1/4 of savings.
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54% of owners aged 18-34. 60% male but Africa nearly equal (51:49). Demographics by age, income source, and interest groups.
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Statement slide emphasizing utility over speculation
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Buying methods: centralized exchange (34%), crypto wallet apps (28%), crypto brokers (17%). Despite crypto's decentralized origins.
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Preferred platforms: exchange (46%), payment apps with crypto (40%), mobile wallet (39%), banking app (23%), hardware wallet (13%)
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77% NET likely to open stablecoin wallet in banking app (83% low/middle-income, 67% high-income). Africa highest at 91%.
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Expert commentary from Coinbase (Alec Lovett, John Turner) on institutional adoption, GENIUS Act, USDC growth, and future of stablecoin utility
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45% convert to local currency, 27% spend directly. 28% convert/spend within days. APAC (39%) and South Asia (36%) lead direct spending.
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South Asia 45% convert immediately/within days vs Europe 17%. Regional bubble chart comparison across 7 regions.
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71% NET likely to use linked debit card. 78% in low/middle-income, 60% in high-income. Africa leads at 89%.
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Desire to spend exceeds current spending in every category. Top: everyday/subscription spending (38%). Driven by Nigeria (62%), South Africa (50%).
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Current vs desired spend across categories: online purchases (27% vs 34%), subscriptions (21% vs 27%), big purchases (18% vs 29%), travel (16% vs 26%)
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Country-level spending comparison. Nigeria leads (92% current, 96% desired). UK lowest (43% current, 57% desired).
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52% have bought specifically because merchant accepted stablecoins. 60% in low/middle-income, 42% in high-income.
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Quote: 'Stablecoin acceptance doesn't just convert customers, it creates them. It's a universal payment rail...'
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Expert commentary from Artemis (Anthony Yim, Andrew Van Aken) with active addresses chart showing 500% supply increase and 1,300% address growth
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2026 Artemis/McKinsey report shows volumes annualizing to $390B. Visa card settlement grew $1B to $3B. Breakdown by B2B, P2P, Remittance, Card, Prefunding.
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35% overall mean of annual earnings paid in stablecoins. 36% in low/middle-income, 32% in high-income. Core revenue, not supplemental.
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76% of marketplace sellers report improved sales/customer base. 73% of freelancers report improved international work ability. 77% interested in accepting crypto.
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77% NET interested overall. Africa 95%, APAC 87%. Breakdown by region, economy, crypto status, and interest groups. 44% very interested.
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Top motivations: lower fees (30%), security (28%), international use (27%), merchant acceptance (26%), faster settlement (25%)
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40% mean saving on traditional payment fees. World Bank average cost of sending $200 internationally is 6.4%. Pie chart of savings distribution.
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Overall 40% saved. South Asia highest at 45%. Consistent across high-income (35%) and low/middle-income (41%). Freelancers and sellers both 44%.
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26% cite speed and convenience as key benefit. Fast transactions, lower fees, global accessibility, 24/7 availability, strong security.
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Irreversible payments (30%), too many steps (22%), limited merchant acceptance, wallet complexity, regulatory uncertainty, high network fees.
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Frustration ranking: irreversible payments (30%), too many steps (22%), blockchain selection (20%), unfavorable exchange rates (20%)
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Quote: 'The problems consumers flag are ultimately design failures the industry can fix...'
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Four user quotes on expectations: simple wallets, money-back guarantees, universal acceptance, transparent fees
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Top 5 improvement requests: merchant acceptance (16%), speed/reliability (15%), consumer protection (14%), UX improvements (10%), lower fees (8%)
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Statement: what's missing is acceptance, simplicity, protection - connective tissue to make stablecoins a default payment method
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Sample sizes by country and region. Total 4,658 across 16 countries. High-income and low/middle-income economy tables.
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Country-level stablecoin ownership vs intent. Africa leads (79% ownership, 76% intent). Europe lowest (36% ownership, 40% intent).
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USDT vs USDC ownership by country. Nigeria leads USDT (59%) and USDC (48%). Western markets significantly lower.
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Heatmap-style matrix: 10 spending categories x 16 countries. Nigeria leads most categories. Online trading highest overall.
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It is a comprehensive 57-page research report by BVNK, in partnership with YouGov, Coinbase, and Artemis, surveying 4,658 adults across 15 countries to understand how global consumers actually use stablecoins for ownership, spending, earning, and payments.
The report covers 15 countries across 7 regions (North America, Latin America, Europe, Southeast Asia, South Asia, Africa, Asia-Pacific) with 4,658 survey respondents, grouped by high-income and low/middle-income economy classifications.
54% of respondents held stablecoins in the last 12 months, 56% intend to acquire more, and 49% increased their holdings. Ownership is highest in Africa (79%) and skews young (54% aged 18-34) and entrepreneurial.
Stablecoins move fast - 28% convert or spend within days. Desire to spend exceeds current spending in every category tested. 71% would use a linked debit card, and 52% have bought specifically because a merchant accepted stablecoins.
This template is ideal for fintech presentations, investor pitches, industry conference talks, board strategy decks, and market research briefings on stablecoin adoption, digital payments, and financial inclusion trends.
The report features a clean, modern design with BVNK's signature dark blue and cyan gradient palette, professional data visualizations, lifestyle photography, expert commentary sections, bold statement slides, and consistent branding throughout all 57 pages.
The top frustrations are irreversible payments and risk of losing funds (30%), too many steps to complete a payment (22%), needing to select specific blockchains (20%), and unfavorable exchange rates (20%). Users want stablecoins to work like everyday payments.
77% of respondents would open a stablecoin wallet if their bank or fintech app offered one (rising to 83% in low/middle-income economies). The trust is already there - the infrastructure gap is the only thing holding banks back.
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