NAPERVILLE, Ill.–Envisant, a unit of the Illinois Credit Union League, will host a series of webinars on stablecoins as well as a separate webinar on payments.
The three-part webinar series “Stablecoins & the Future of Credit Unions,” which will be led by Dr. Lamont Black, will be held March 10, March 17 and April 7, respectively.
“Stablecoins are moving rapidly from the margins of crypto into the core of the financial system—and credit union leaders need to understand what that means,” Envisant said. “This three-part webinar series is designed for executives, board members, and senior leaders who want a clear, practical understanding of stablecoins without the technical jargon.”
What Will be Learned
The company said participants will learn what stablecoins are, why they are increasingly viewed as financial infrastructure, how they could reshape the payments landscape, and what steps credit unions should consider next.
Registration includes access to all 3-live webinar sessions, plus, webinar recordings after all three live sessions are complete.
Registration for ICUL affiliated & associated members
- $200 | Credit Unions over $100 million in assets; $120 | Credit Unions under $100 million in asset
- Registration for Out of State/non-affiliated Credit Unions: $250
Registration closes on March 6. The webinar series will be hosted on Zoom.
For info, go here.
Webinar on Payments
Separately, Envisant will host a webinar titled, “The Future of Payments – What’s Real, What’s Hype, and What’s at Risk” on March 18 at 2 p.m. ET.
“Join payment and policy experts from Envisant, the Illinois Credit Union League, and Metallicus for a timely, down-to-earth conversation about the future of payments,” Envisant said. “Explore which technologies are worth your attention and how proposed legislation could fundamentally alter the economics of debit and credit cards.”
Key Takeaways
Among the key takeaways from the webinar, according to Envisant:
- Discover how technology and regulation are reshaping payments
- Hear directly from a policy expert on legislative efforts—and what they could mean for credit union card programs
- Understand how card payments, fraud, and member experience may change as lawmakers, networks, and fintechs push for change
- Learn practical steps for staying compliant, competitive, and financially sound in an uncertain economic environment.
For info, go here.
