MasterCard News

Bitcoin is the third most-used online payment method in Italy, ahead of traditional credit cards like Visa, Mastercard and American Express.

Topco Associates will use a blockchain platform for food supply chains that is based on Mastercard’s Provenance Solution.

The banking app will begin serving U.S. customers before the beginning of next year, it says.

Recent departures including PayPal and Visa does not mean Facebook’s Libra currency project is over, reassured Calibra head David Marcus.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says the U.S. Senate’s action to pressure Libra participants is “very un-American.”

Mayor companies, Visa, EBay, Stripe and Mastercard are abandoning Facebook’s cryptocurrency project Libra amid increased regulatory pressure.

Visa, Mastercard, PayPal and Stripe are reportedly unsure whether they wish to become paid-up participants in Facebook’s Libra digital currency.

Customers of Binance can now purchase crypto directly using debit and credit cards via payment processing firm Koinal.

Every sixth Facebook user will have their personal data exposed. This will happen with any centralized service unless we use new KYC methods with blockchain.

Blockchain firm R3 partnered with Mastercard to develop a cross-border payment solution.

American financial services corporation Mastercard has joined blockchain software firm R3’s Marco Polo Network for trade finance.

A crypto exchange now enables its consumers to instantly buy Bitcoin and Ether on credit cards using euros or British pounds.

Nexo paid out $2,409,574.87 to token holders and reported an annualized dividend yield of 12.73%.

Mastercard appears to be angling to enter the crypto wallet space with new job ads for blockchain and cryptocurrency-related product development.

Instant crypto loans firm Nexo and international payment system corporation MasterCard are jointly launching a cryptocurrency credit card.