Mastercard

Company

Last mentioned: 3d ago

Timeline

  1. Official US Launch

    The card goes live for the general public across 49 US states, debuting in New York.

  2. Regulatory Filing Phase

    Consensys and Mastercard work with US state regulators to secure necessary payment processing licenses.

  3. Pilot Program Initiation

    Mastercard and MetaMask begin initial testing of the non-custodial card in select European markets.

Stories mentioning Mastercard 4

Payments Bullish

Ericsson and Mastercard Forge Alliance to Scale Global Digital Money Movement

Ericsson and Mastercard have expanded their strategic partnership to integrate the Ericsson Wallet Platform with Mastercard’s global payment network. This collaboration aims to accelerate digital financial inclusion by providing millions of users in emerging markets with secure, interoperable mobile money services and cross-border payment capabilities.

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Payments Bullish

Colossus Challenges Payment Giants with KYC-Less Ethereum Layer-2 Cards

A lean startup named Colossus is attempting to disrupt the global payment duopoly of Visa and Mastercard by launching crypto cards that bypass traditional KYC requirements. Leveraging Ethereum Layer-2 technology, the firm aims to provide a decentralized, privacy-focused alternative to traditional credit and debit rails.

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Payments Neutral

Block Slashes Workforce by 50% in AI Pivot; Shares Surge 25%

Block is cutting over 4,000 jobs, nearly half its workforce, as part of a radical shift to embed artificial intelligence across its operations. The announcement triggered a 25% surge in after-hours trading as investors reward the company's aggressive move toward AI-driven margin expansion.

2 sources
Payments Bullish

Mastercard and MetaMask Bridge Web3 Gap with US Crypto Card Launch

Mastercard and MetaMask have officially launched their non-custodial crypto debit card across 49 US states, including the strictly regulated New York market. The move allows users to spend digital assets directly from their self-custodial wallets at millions of global merchants.

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