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A day after Fiserv (FI) announced it was planning to launch a new stablecoin called FIUSD, one of the financial technology firm's big customers is jumping on board.
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MA's blockchain push and consumer perks may shield it from stablecoin threats shaking payment giants.
Stablecoins have come into greater focus by investors.
Mastercard is bringing Fiserv's brand-new stablecoin to its global payments network.
PURCHASE, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mastercard is deepening its partnership with Fiserv, Inc. (NYSE: FI) to integrate its new FIUSD token across a range of Mastercard products and services, expanding stablecoin adoption and utility for their shared customers around the world. By offering FIUSD across Mastercard's global payments network, people and businesses can use the new, programmable, blockchain-based token across more than 150 million merchants. Mastercard and Fiserv will explore key areas t.
Stablecoins' quickest path to consumer wallets may be working with today's players.
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Visa stock (NYSE: V) and Mastercard stock (NYSE:MA) experienced a drop of approximately 5% each on Wednesday, June 18th, as investors responded to increasing fears that stablecoins could disrupt traditional payment networks following the U.S. Senate's approval of significant stablecoin legislation. Was this an exaggerated response, or do stablecoins indeed represent a genuine threat to the future expansion of Visa and Mastercard?