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Insurance giant Aon partners with Coinbase and Paxos to test the use of stablecoins for premium payments

March 11, 2026No Comments
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The world’s second-largest insurance broker is partnering with crypto exchange Coinbase and Paypal USD (PYUSD) issuer Paxos to support stablecoin payments for insurance premiums.

Aon plc said that it successfully demonstrated a proof of concept for paying insurance premiums using dollar-backed stablecoins.

The company says it has worked with Coinbase and Paxos to settle premium payments for their respective insurance programs. The transactions were executed on multiple blockchain networks, including USDC on Ethereum and PYUSD on Solana.

Tim Fletcher, CEO of Aon’s financial services group, said the insurance giant was the first to accept stablecoins to settle insurance premiums.

“As tokenized instruments become more widely used, clients need to have confidence that speed and innovation are not coming at the expense of control. By developing a concrete understanding of stablecoins early, we strengthen our ability to advise on risk, governance and resilience as digital finance evolves.”

The initiative follows the passage of the GENIUS Act, which establishes a regulatory framework for stablecoin payments in the United States. Aon says this development helped support the lawsuit.

“As (A) adoption grows and the infrastructure continues to mature, this evolution could enable faster settlement times, greater payment efficiency and closer alignment between risk transfer and capital movement. Aon’s approach is designed to support customer choice among regulated providers, aligned with evolving regulatory requirements.”

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