More large companies are starting to treat stablecoins as part of their cash management strategy Instead of relying solely on traditional banking rails firms are using digital dollars to move money faster and at lower cost Stablecoins backed by assets like US Treasury bonds are especially attractive in regions facing inflation or slow international transfers As issuers increase their holdings of short term government debt to support these coins they are also influencing broader financial markets While the efficiency gains are clear concerns remain around regulation oversight and systemic risk For corporate finance teams this shift means reassessing how reserves are held and how payments are settled in an increasingly digital environment