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PayPal USD is designed to contribute to the opportunity stablecoins offer for payments and is 100% backed by U.S. dollar deposits, short-term U.S Treasuries and similar cash equivalents. PayPal USD is redeemable 1:1 for U.S. dollars and is issued by Paxos Trust Company.
3 Jun 2026, 13:33
Global payments giant Mastercard has taken another major step toward integrating blockchain into traditional finance. It announced broader settlement capabilities that now include several stablecoins, such as Ripple’s RLUSD, Circle’s USDC, Paxos-issued PYUSD, USDG, and USDP, and SoFi’s SoFiUSD. The crypto assets linked to the US dollar will be enabled across a wide range of supported networks, such as XRPL, Solana, Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Base. To Settle Transactions in Stablecoins The announcement from the TradFi behemoth reveals that the company is expanding its infrastructure to allow merchants and partners to settle transactions using the aforementioned assets. This is considered a significant evolution from pilot programs into more practical, real-world applications. The firm has been building out its crypto strategy through its Multi-Token Network (MTN), designed to bridge traditional finance and digital assets. Most recently, it outlined a new collaboration that included some industry giants such as Binance, Ripple, and even PayPal. Its stablecoin initiatives saw a major push in March when Mastercard announced the acquisition of such a payments firm called BVNK for $1.8 billion. RLUSD has drawn particular attention due to Ripple’s strong presence in cross-border payments. However, Mastercard’s announcement encompasses a wider range of established stablecoins, including USDC and PYUSD. Both are already gaining traction in institutional and payments use cases, and Mastercard is attempting to position itself as a neutral infrastructure layer rather than backing a single issuer. Stablecoins’ Growth The company’s latest move on the stablecoin scene comes as demand quickly grows for faster and cheaper cross-border transactions. These assets are increasingly viewed as a viable alternative to legacy correspondent-backing systems, offering near-instant settlement and lower costs. Mastercard’s decision to expand support signals rising confidence in their long-term role within the global financial system. In addition, the firm emphasized its commitment to regulatory compliance, security, and interoperability, which are all key requirements for institutional adoption. “The next phase of stablecoin adoption is about real-world utility, especially in settlement, where timing and liquidity matter most. By introducing intraday and weekend on settlement options across our global network, we’re expanding how partners manage liquidity and operate in an always-on digital economy while maintaining the trust, resilience and safeguards they expect from Mastercard,” commented Raj Dhamodharan, executive vice president, Blockchain & Digital Assets at Mastercard. The post Ripple’s RLUSD in Focus as Mastercard Expands Stablecoin Strategy appeared first on CryptoPotato .
3 Jun 2026, 13:32
Mastercard is expanding its global settlement network to include regulated stablecoins, intraday options, and weekend and holiday processing, giving card issuers and acquirers new tools to manage liquidity beyond traditional banking hours. What Mastercard Is Enabling The payments giant announced plans to support onchain card settlement using stablecoins alongside existing fiat processes. Partners will be
3 Jun 2026, 11:48
The payments giant said USDC, PYUSD, RLUSD and other stablecoins will support new settlement options across multiple blockchains.
3 Jun 2026, 09:38
Mastercard Adds Stablecoin Settlement, Putting Ripple’s RLUSD in the Spotlight As adoption of digital assets accelerates across global payments, Mastercard is taking a decisive step toward reshaping how card transactions are settled. Notably, the company has announced an expansion of its settlement capabilities to include intraday, weekend, and holiday processing, while also introducing support for regulated stablecoins alongside traditional fiat currencies. This shift is designed to give issuers and acquirers more flexibility in managing liquidity across Mastercard’s global network. Instead of waiting for traditional banking windows, financial institutions will be able to settle obligations more frequently and with fewer operational delays. Realistically, it signals a move toward a near-continuous, 24/7 settlement environment. Among the supported digital assets is USD Coin (USDC) from Circle, which is already being used in early on-chain settlement flows in select markets. Mastercard will also support other regulated stablecoins, including PayPal USD (PYUSD), USDG, USDP, and notably RLUSD issued within the Ripple ecosystem. These assets will be deployed across a broad range of blockchain networks, including the XRP Ledger (XRPL), Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Base. The multi-chain approach is intended to reduce dependency on any single infrastructure while improving interoperability across financial systems. Mastercard Pushes Stablecoin Settlement Into the Mainstream Early participants expected to plug into the system include ARQ (formerly DolarApp), CBW Bank, Cross River, Lead Bank, and Nuvei. These institutions will serve as key bridges between traditional banking systems and blockchain rails, with initial rollouts focused on the U.S. and Latin America and broader expansion expected through 2026. The initiative builds on Mastercard’s earlier pilots but signals a more structured, regulation-aligned rollout, strengthened further by its BitLicense approval in New York. Furthermore, also aligns with the company’s growing engagement across the crypto ecosystem, including participation in Ripple’s partner network. According to Mastercard executive Raj Dhamodharan, the aim is to enhance liquidity management and support an always-on digital economy without compromising the trust and security standards of a global payments network. He pointed out: “The next phase of stablecoin adoption is about real-world utility, especially in settlement, where timing and liquidity matter most.” Overall, the move marks a clear evolution in payment infrastructure since stablecoins are transitioning from experimental tools to practical settlement assets within mainstream financial systems, with RLUSD increasingly positioned within this expanding role, having recently set foot on Turkish soil.
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