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More than 30 firms — Coinbase, Stripe, Adyen, Ripple, OKX — joined day one, with agent credentials recorded on Polygon, Solana and Base as the network stakes its claim on agentic commerce.
Mastercard has unveiled Agent Pay for Machines, a new payments framework designed to let AI agents execute autonomous…
The three card-network giants already own the on-ramp rails — a shared stablecoin platform collapses the next layer of the payments stack into one consortium.
Visa, Mastercard, and Stripe are joining forces to launch a crypto stablecoin platform, marking one of the most…
A consortium of the three largest US card networks and Coinbase would compress years of separate stablecoin acquisitions into one shared settlement rail — the most concrete sign yet that Wall…
Mastercard is expanding its stablecoin settlement infrastructure to support three major dollar-pegged assets: Circle's…
The framework spans six chains and gives banks intraday, weekend and holiday settlement — pushing card-network plumbing closer to an always-on model and turning stablecoins into routine settlement…
Mastercard Chief Innovation Officer Ken Moore told the Proof of Talk 2026 conference that the payments industry's next…
Mastercard has received regulatory approval to operate crypto and stablecoin payment infrastructure in New York…
Mastercard has secured a New York State Bitlicense from the Department of Financial Services, one of the most rigorous…
The NYDFS approval gives the payments giant the legal footing to run digital-asset activity under the US's strictest crypto regime — and lands weeks after its $1.8B deal for stablecoin payments firm…
A 24-hour cross-market round-up: OKX ships Exchange OS on X Layer, BitMine lifts its ETH hoard past 5M tokens, and Mastercard leans on Chainlink to put crypto buying behind every card on file.
Mastercard and Chainlink are joining forces to let the payment giant's 3.5 billion cardholders purchase digital assets…
The new round comes as the payments giant pivots to in-house stablecoin infrastructure via its $1.8B BVNK acquisition, leaving Zerohash to court fresh capital at a 50% step-up.
The up-round signals resilient demand for stablecoin and tokenization infrastructure, even as the payments giant that nearly bought Zerohash pivots to a $1.8B UK rival instead.
Rain's existing Visa relationship makes this a dual-rail moment: two of the largest card networks are now issuing against the same stablecoin-native stack, accelerating the convergence of regulated…
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