Mastercard is piloting stablecoin transfers using the Crypto Credential framework, while Western Union has launched a Visa-branded card that utilizes stablecoins.

The entities involved

• Visa Inc. →

  American multinational financial services corporation

  • Morgan Stanley restated an overweight rating, Capital upped its target price, and TD Cowen reaffirmed a buy rating on Visa Inc.Mon 10:18
  • The Bank of Ghana maintained its policy rate while Visa and Access Bank launched a new payment service, coinciding with cocoa price adjustments in Ghana.Sat 18:37
• Mastercard →

  American multinational financial services corporation

  • Commonwealth Bank adjusts its payment processing programs following changes in Reserve Bank of Australia's policy, affecting card network fees.Sun 19:22
  • PayPal is a San Jose-based company, and its peer-to-peer service Venmo is linked to a Mastercard debit card.Sun 15:49
• Western Union →

  American financial services and communications company

  • Trump's oil and gas pledges benefit US stocks, specifically impacting Pfizer.Sun 04:48

Related events

• SoFi utilizes Mastercard's global network for stablecoin settlement.Tue 17:54
• Visa Inc. and Mastercard are accepted for digital payment integration.Jun 24
• Visa is expanding capabilities to integrate various crypto networks (Ethereum, Stellar, Solana, Avalanche) to facilitate crypto-to-fiat on-ramps, challenging traditional payment rails.Jun 7
• Pilot of One Credential solution in India involving City Union Bank and Mastercard.Sep 10
• Visa Inc. and Mastercard integrate a payment network into their card portfolio.Jun 27