Visa Eyes $2.5 Billion Fireblocks Deal to Expand Crypto Business

Visa reportedly nears a $2.5 billion Fireblocks acquisition, expanding its crypto custody services and stablecoin payment infrastructure worldwide. Visa is reportedly in the final stages of talks to acquire cryptocurrency infrastructure firm Fireblocks for around $2.5 billion. The agreement may enhance Visa’s capabilities in digital asset custody and blockchain payments. Axios reported the negotiations on October 22, 2026, citing people familiar with the discussions. But no agreement has been officially confirmed by either company, and the terms may still be subject to change. Fireblocks offers technology to securely store, transfer, and manage digital assets for businesses.