MasterCard is developing a blockchain-driven multi-token network to connect traditional financial institutions with the digital asset space.
The initiative, led by Raj Dhamodharan, MasterCard’s Executive Vice President of Blockchain and Digital Assets, is intended to offer conforming, user -friendly experience for moving digital assets, similar to Vermo or Zelle, according to Business Insider, according to Business Insider, according to Business Insiderer
MasterCard positions itself as an important infrastructure provider in the growing blockchain ecosystem. By integrating its enormous payment network with blockchain technology, the company tries to make seamless transactions between fiat and crypto markets possible.
Dhamodharan emphasized that financial institutions are increasingly interested in blockchain because of the potential to create new business models.
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Mastercard Partnerships
The network already has partnerships with JPMorgan and Standard Chartered, aimed at cross -border payments, tokenized deposits and carbon credit transactions.
MasterCard has also introduced more than 100 crypto-oriented map programs worldwide, allowing his 3.5 billion card holders to communicate with digital assets.
Since 2015, MasterCard has submitted more than 250 blockchain-related patents and supported 43 startups in the sector. Recent collaborations include an integration of November 2024 with JPMorgan to improve cross -border settlements and a partnership in February 2025 with ONDO Finance to bring institutional financial assets to the chain.
The Blockchain extension of MasterCard comes when American supervisors offer more clarity about digital assets and encourage traditional financing companies to get in touch with crypto. Dhamodharan believes that the company is well positioned to take advantage of this momentum and use its scale to stimulate broader blockchain acceptance.
