@gsumisu1 You’re right that it’s part of Mastercard’s Crypto Partner Program, which is a forum. But being included still means Mastercard sees them as a legitimate infrastructure player. It’s not immediate adoption, but it’s not ‘nothing’ either.
Digital assets are entering a new phase. What once ran in parallel to existing financial systems is increasingly being applied to solve practical, real-world needs — often behind the scenes – from cross-border remittances to B2B money transfers. This creates new opportunities to add value in how money moves globally.
Today, we introduced the Mastercard Crypto Partner Program — a global initiative that brings together more than 85 crypto-native companies, payments providers, and financial institutions. Together, we're creating a forum for meaningful dialogue and collaboration as this space continues to mature.
@gsumisu1 Those are serious claims. If contractors haven’t been paid and dapps are shutting down, there should be verifiable proof. Do you have any sources?
$supra
@gsumisu1 If Mastercard is collaborating with $supra, clearly someone sees value in the tech. Infra projects often build quietly for years before adoption. If companies like Mastercard are already collaborating with, it’s clearly not ‘nobody using it’.