Mastercard’s latest partnership with MetaMask marks a pivotal upgrade for crypto payments, enabling users to make purchases on the Ethereum network through a new MetaMask card scheduled for release in Q2 2025. The move—supported by fintech heavyweights Baanx and CompoSecure—puts non-custodial, tap-to-pay Ethereum transactions directly in the hands of consumers,
In a pivotal move set to redefine the boundaries of fintech, Ripple has unveiled a landmark partnership with Mastercard, signifying a new era where traditional finance seamlessly converges with blockchain innovation. The strategic announcement, made at Swell 2025, highlights Ripple’s integration of its regulated stablecoin—Ripple USD (RLUSD)—into Mastercard’s global payment
In a move set to reshape the intersection of traditional finance and blockchain, Mastercard has announced a strategic partnership with Chainlink, the leading decentralized oracle network. This collaboration will enable over 3 billion Mastercard cardholders worldwide to purchase cryptocurrencies directly on-chain, using their existing cards, marking a significant leap in
Mastercard’s latest partnership with MetaMask marks a pivotal upgrade for crypto payments, enabling users to make purchases on the Ethereum network through a new MetaMask card scheduled for release in Q2 2025. The move—supported by fintech heavyweights Baanx and CompoSecure—puts non-custodial, tap-to-pay Ethereum transactions directly in the hands of consumers,
In a pivotal move set to redefine the boundaries of fintech, Ripple has unveiled a landmark partnership with Mastercard, signifying a new era where traditional finance seamlessly converges with blockchain innovation. The strategic announcement, made at Swell 2025, highlights Ripple’s integration of its regulated stablecoin—Ripple USD (RLUSD)—into Mastercard’s global payment
In a move set to reshape the intersection of traditional finance and blockchain, Mastercard has announced a strategic partnership with Chainlink, the leading decentralized oracle network. This collaboration will enable over 3 billion Mastercard cardholders worldwide to purchase cryptocurrencies directly on-chain, using their existing cards, marking a significant leap in
