Visa announced on November 5 that it is establishing six global capability centers at its new solutions center in Paya Lebar Quarter, Singapore. According to Odaily, the centers will bring together more than 1,500 professionals and focus on applied AI and agentic commerce, digital currencies, stablecoins, programmable payments, wallets, alternative payment methods, cybersecurity and quantum computing. Visa plans to expand its research, engineering and innovation roles, with DBS Bank, Nium and StraitsX among its partners. Singapore’s Economic Development Board said the investment will create high-value local jobs. Visa has launched USDC settlement in the United States and said stablecoins can support faster cross-border payments and programmable money.