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Ex-Revolut Staffers Collaborate with Mastercard to Mainstream Stablecoins

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Highlights:

  • Former employees of Revolut are joining forces with Mastercard to promote the use of stablecoins.
  • The partnership aims to enhance the accessibility and acceptance of stablecoins in everyday transactions.
  • This initiative could significantly reshape the landscape of digital currencies and financial services.

In a move aimed at increasing the adoption of stablecoins, a group of former Revolut staff has partnered with Mastercard. This alliance seeks to leverage Mastercard’s extensive network to facilitate stablecoin transactions, making them more mainstream and user-friendly. The collaboration is set against a backdrop of growing interest in digital currencies, with implications for the future of finance. By combining expertise from both organizations, the partnership aims to pave the way for innovative financial solutions that incorporate stablecoin technology.

Megan Clarke
Megan Clarke is a financial reporter and commentator with a focus on fintech startups, open banking, and the transformation of the UK’s financial services industry.

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