The payments giant is integrating PYUSD, USDG and FIUSD into its network, expanding stablecoin payments and settlements for ...

The publicly traded company also said it would let members of its cross-border payments network use stablecoins.

The card network's moves include supporting coins from Fiserv, PayPal and others; and offering services to what's expected to be a fast-growing industry.

Fiserv to launch US-backed stablecoin FIUSD, partnering with PayPal and Circle to expand digital asset services.

Mastercard payment system in the footsteps of Visa began to actively expand support for stablecoins. Mastercard will join the ...

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The concept of using stablecoins in the financial system] Mastercard (NYSE:MA [ is deepening its partnership with Fiserv (NYSE:FI [ to integrate its new FIUSD token across a range of Mastercard ...

In a post Monday on Mastercard’s Web site, chief product officer Jorn Lambert said Mastercard will join the Paxos Global Dollar Network to influence stablecoin adoption, enable the USDG, USDC, PYUSD, ...

Stablecoins are backed by traditional currencies and offer quicker transaction settlements and less expensive overseas payments compared with the existing financial system. Mastercard said it will ...

Financial-technology company Fiserv (FI) plans to launch a stablecoin and digital-asset platform for its clients by the end of this year. The push into cryptocurrencies will give Fiserv’s network of ...

FiservFI stock jumped for a second straight day Tuesday, leading the S&P 500 as it rolled out its third stablecoin ...

Mastercard has announced support for an expanded array of stablecoins. Alongside USDC, the card company now supports USDG, ...