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Leading credit card company Mastercard is officially adding stablecoin settlement support, giving users the ability to pay with stablecoins. In an era where more institutions are looking towards digital assets and cryptocurrency as a payment alternative, Mastercard merchants will now have the option to receive payments in stablecoins. JUST IN: Mastercard adds crypto stablecoin settlement support for merchants. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) April 28, 2025 Mastercard is partnering with firms, including payments processor Nuvei and stablecoin issuers Circle and Paxos, to enable stablecoin payments. “With increasing global regulatory clarity, stablecoins are evolving from crypto trading tools to essential solutions that bring efficiency and programmability to payments, disbursements, and remittances,” the company’s latest press release says. Also Read: Nvidia (NVDA) Is Top Stock in This $68B Market Amid 120% Upside Mastercard also announced that it is working with crypto exchange OKX ...

The global payments giant Mastercard has launched a new Euro-based crypto debit card. This card lets users spend cryptocurrency directly from their self-custodial wallets at millions of merchants worldwide. This move signals the increasing adoption of cryptocurrency by major financial players. Banks, stock exchanges, credit card companies, and payment providers are actively integrating crypto into their services.  As such, it is no surprise that investors are flooding the market for digital asset ownership. With crypto adoption at a high, crypto-market entrants are searching for affordable portfolio additions, particularly assets under a dollar. Hence, this article curates the 5 best cheap cryptocurrencies to buy now under one dollar. 5 Best Cheap Cryptocurrencies to Buy Under 1 Dollar Gala Games has recently broadened its payment options through a partnership with Coinflow, allowing users to pay with Google Pay and Apple Pay on its platform. Meanwhile, integrated with Telegram,...

Visa also reportedly stopped issuing new co-branded cryptocurrency cards with Binance in Europe as of July. Global payment giant Mastercard is reportedly ending its crypto currency card partnership with Binance crypto exchange next month, according to a Bloomberg report. The report didn't divulge the reason for the change, but implied it might be due to increased regulatory scrutiny of the beleaguered crypto exchange. Mastercard and Binance will end their four crypto card programmes in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia starting Sept. 22, Bloomberg reported on Aug. 24. The decision to end the program will not impact any of Mastercard's other crypto card programmes, the firm reportedly said. The wind-down period will allow cardholders to convert any holdings in their Binance wallets, it added. The Mastercard and Binance’s prepaid crypto card allows users to make payments in local fiat currencies, funded by their crypto holdings on the exchange. The end of the collaboration comes...