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Author Topic: How Mastercard's crypto strategy is distinct from its new stablecoin plans  (Read 792 times)

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Mastercard said Wednesday that it will expand its work with digital currencies
This notably includes allowing support for stablecoins directly on its network later this year
CFO Sachin Mehra provided significant details during an event on Wednesday, per a transcript
The crypto space lit up late Wednesday when news broke that Mastercard was expanding the scope of its digital currency support.

Mastercard said in a blog post that it was moving to enable its systems to facilitate payments in the form of stablecoins directly to merchants who choose to accept them. Such a service will complement Mastercard's existing crypto card-focused offerings, through which consumers can spend their cryptocurrencies via an issuer's card -- though in the end, the transaction is settled outside of Mastercard and in the form of fiat currency like the U.S. dollar.

The payments firm's chief financial officer, Sachin Mehra, discussed the expanded offerings during a virtual event hosted by Goldman Sachs on Wednesday, according to a published transcript obtained by The Block. But more broadly -- and, perhaps, more importantly -- Mehra provided a clear-cut break down of how Mastercard views what he termed "sub-categories" of digital currencies: cryptocurrencies, fiat-backed stablecoins and central bank digital currencies, or CBDCs.

Mehra called crypto "an asset class," adding: "It's not a payment vehicle as far as we're concerned." He spoke about Mastercard's crypto card program and indicated that such efforts would continue and grow over time. "We're seeing tremendous growth in that space," said Mehra, saying later:

"So that's kind of -- and we've got numerous agreements in that regard, which are already in play. And we'll continue to do more and more of those because people want to be able to use that asset class to make payments at the point of sale."

On the subject of stablecoins, Mehra noted that "we have plans to enable those, regulation pending, across our network."  Source Link

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Re: How Mastercard's crypto strategy is distinct from its new stablecoin plans
« Reply #1 on: February 17, 2021, 09:32:36 AM »
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Re: How Mastercard's crypto strategy is distinct from its new stablecoin plans
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