28 July 2021
Written By FinTech Alliance in Blockchain
Mastercard is launching its Start Path programme for cryptocurrency and blockchain.
In Brief:
Seven startups will initially join the programme.
It will offer partnerships opportunities, insights and tools to grow.
Mastercard already offers Start Path programmes for other areas of innovation.
What does this mean?
Some of the participants are Mintable, GK8 and Uphold. Mastercard says it’s increasingly interested in the blockchain and cryptocurrency space.
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