CFO Insights analyzes corporate cryptocurrency usage

The latest edition of CFO Insights explores the accelerating adoption of digital assets like bitcoin and stablecoins in corporate finance, highlighting changing cryptocurrency attitudes among 200 senior finance leaders. Driven by regulatory changes such as the SEC’s approval of bitcoin ETFs and new stablecoin legislation, CFOs are increasingly considering cryptocurrency for both investment and operational use. According to Deloitte’s Q2 2025 CFO Signals™ survey, nearly one in four CFOs expect their finance functions to use digital currency within two years, with adoption rates even higher among larger enterprises (40%).

The CFO Insights article below explores how cryptocurrency and its underlying technology are enabling faster, cheaper payments, improved supply chain transparency, and potential hedges against inflation. Even so, CFOs remain concerned about price volatility, accounting complexity, and regulatory uncertainty. It also revealed that CFOs are split between investing in non-stablecoin cryptocurrencies (such as bitcoin) and stablecoins; however, many see benefits in accepting crypto for payments, including enhanced privacy and cross-border efficiency.
 
As interest among CFOs grows, cryptocurrency may play a growing role in supply chain tracking, cross-border transactions, capital raising, and even payroll. CFOs may find the need to approach adoption with disciplined analysis and robust risk management as the digital asset ecosystem evolves.

Explore more about our findings regarding CFOs’ attitudes and aspirations by downloading the full article below.