The company confirmed that its payments infrastructure is now operational, enabling users to spend supported digital assets through the global Visa and Mastercard payment networks using NEXA-powered ...

Mastercard has a new Crypto Partner Program that unites 85+ companies to bring blockchain payments into everyday commerce. Mastercard has unveiled a new global initiative aimed at bringing crypto into ...

Mastercard and Visa are betting they can make themselves indispensable to the firms pushing for stablecoin adoption The program’s aim is to help scale digital assets and integrate them into existing ...

SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador, March 03, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Bitget Wallet, the everyday finance app, has launched a crypto payment card across Latin America¹ in partnership with issuer Immersve, ...

LISBON, Portugal, March 03, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- M² today announced the launch of its crypto-native payment card, designed to connect digital identity, on-chain assets, and real-world spending. M² ...

Laso Finance revolutionizes crypto spending by offering the first no-KYC stablecoin prepaid cards with instant issuance. Connect your wallet, deposit USDC, USDT, or DAI, and receive a prepaid card ...

A Solana crypto card allows you to easily spend your SOL holdings at merchants worldwide. With instant crypto-to-fiat conversion, you can use your Solana balance for everyday purchases, online ...

BlockFills, a crypto lending and trading firm for institutional investors, has suspended customer withdrawals in light of the recent crypto plunge. The Chicago-based company, backed by Susquehanna ...

The new AI platform, founded by Crypto.com CEO and cofounder Kris Marszalek, reportedly spent a whopping $85 million on the Super Bowl spot, only to garner such a heavy volume of traffic that he had ...

OKX says the card supports USDC and USDG spending, is issued via Monavate on Mastercard’s network and is available to verified EU users. Cryptocurrency exchange OKX is rolling out a payment card in ...

The Clarity Act, which would regulate and further legitimize digital assets, inched closer to passing after a senator pulled out of a contested amendment to the bill. Republican Roger Marshall of ...