Visa And Mastercard Collaborate On New Stablecoin Platform

Visa And Mastercard Collaborate On New Stablecoin Platform CryptoProwl Wed, June 3, 2026 at 3:09 PM GMT+2 1 min read V MA DX-Y. NYB ETH-USD COIN Credit card giants Visa (NYSE: $V) and Mastercard (NYSE: $MA) are reportedly close to introducing a new stablecoin platform. Media reports say that global payment network Stripe and U.

S. cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase Global (NASDAQ: $COIN) also plan to participate in the stablecoin platform. Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies whose value is pegged to another asset, usually the U.

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I. Stanley Druckenmiller Says Stablecoins Could Reshape Global Finance New York Stock Exchange Invests $600 Million In Polymarket The digital assets are attracting growing attention from credit card networks as they offer a fast and secure means of settling international transactions.   The total stablecoin market is currently valued at $325 billion U.

S. and the market is dominated by Tether's USDT stablecoin. Mastercard, which acquired stablecoin firm BVNK earlier this year, said recently that it plans to expand its stablecoin settlement network.

Visa has expanded its a stablecoin settlement network to nine different blockchains, including Ethereum (CRYPTO: $ETH) and Solana (CRYPTO: $SOL).   Exactly how the new stablecoin platform will work and the role of the participating companies is not yet known publicly.   However, analysts say the collaboration, particularly among rivals Visa and Mastercard, demonstrates that the stablecoin market is maturing and broadening out.

  Visa’s stock has declined 8% this year to trade at $317. 32 U. S.

per share. Mastercard’s stock is down 15% on the year and currently trading at $477. 68 U.

S. a share.