Mastercard enables non-custodial crypto spending in new partnership
Mastercard partners with Mercuryo to launch a euro-denominated crypto debit card, enabling users to spend crypto from self-custodial wallets at over 100 million merchants.
Global payment giant Mastercard is expanding its support for non-custodial cryptocurrency wallets in a new collaboration that enables users to spend crypto while “being their own bank.”
After piloting a crypto debit card with the major self-custodial wallet MetaMask in August, Mastercard continues to connect traditional finance and crypto in a new partnership with the European crypto payments infrastructure Mercuryo.
In the collaboration, Mastercard has enabled a new euro-denominated debit card that allows users to spend cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) stored on self-custodial wallets at more than 100 million merchants in the Mastercard network.
Mastercard partners with Mercuryo to launch a euro-denominated crypto debit card, enabling users to spend crypto from self-custodial wallets at over 100 million merchants.
Global payment giant Mastercard is expanding its support for non-custodial cryptocurrency wallets in a new collaboration that enables users to spend crypto while “being their own bank.”After piloting a crypto debit card with the major self-custodial wallet MetaMask in August, Mastercard continues to connect traditional finance and crypto in a new partnership with the European crypto payments infrastructure Mercuryo.In the collaboration, Mastercard has enabled a new euro-denominated debit card that allows users to spend cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) stored on self-custodial wallets at more than 100 million merchants in the Mastercard network.Read more