12 September 2019
Written By FinTech Alliance in Blockchain
Global payments giant Mastercard has partnered with enterprise blockchain software company R3.
In Brief:
What does this mean?
Through various deals and acquisitions, Mastercard is aiming to bring more choice and connectivity to global payment infrastructure.
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