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Techub News reports, according to CoinDesk, the Solana Foundation has officially launched the Solana Developer Platform (SDP), providing financial institutions with a one-stop blockchain application development toolkit. The platform supports the creation of tokenized assets, stablecoins, and payment flows via APIs, integrates AI tools such as OpenAI Codex and Anthropic Claude Code, and incorporates custody, compliance, wallet, and payment services from over 20 infrastructure providers. Currently, the issuance and payment modules are live, with the trading module expected to launch later in 2026.
Techub News, according to Bloomberg, Mastercard plans to acquire the stablecoin infrastructure startup BVNK for up to approximately $1.8 billion, including $300 million in contingent consideration. BVNK is headquartered in London and had negotiations with Coinbase last year regarding an acquisition of around $2 billion, but the discussions were terminated by both parties in November. Mastercard has recently established a global partnership network with over 85 digital asset and crypto-related companies. This transaction will further strengthen its layout in stablecoin payment and settlement infrastructure.
Techub News reported, according to The Block, SoFi, the first nationally chartered bank in the United States to offer cryptocurrency trading, announced that it will support SoFiUSD as a settlement currency through the Mastercard global payment network. Galileo, the technology platform under SoFi, is expected to be one of the first platforms to offer SoFiUSD settlement options for its payment card customers and issuing banks. Both parties will also explore interoperability scenarios across stablecoins, fiat currencies, and tokenized assets, including programmable treasury applications and new payment fund flow models.
Techub News reports that Mastercard is recruiting for the position of Director of Product Management for Crypto Processes. Core responsibilities encompass building crypto payment gateways based on the card network, planning for stablecoin issuance, and expanding tokenized asset and DeFi payment processes. The role will also be responsible for upgrading network rules and risk control mechanisms related to Web3 transactions, managing crypto liquidity products (especially credit card account opening processes), while also conducting market size assessments and opportunity identification in emerging areas such as stablecoins, tokenized assets, and decentralized finance.
Techub News reported, according to CoinDesk, that global payments company Mastercard is evaluating a deeper strategic investment partnership with blockchain infrastructure company Zerohash after acquisition talks between the two parties were terminated. The report stated that the two sides had discussions in October 2025 regarding a potential acquisition, with a related valuation range possibly between $1.5 billion and $2 billion, but Zerohash wished to maintain independent operations, and the deal failed to progress. Informed sources said that discussions regarding the investment are still ongoing, and no final outcome has been reached yet.
Techub News reports, according to Cointelegraph, Binance has suspended Ukrainian users from withdrawing funds via Visa and Mastercard through the fiat payment service provider Bifinity UAB, due to regulatory policy changes, with Bifinity UAB ceasing services by the end of the month. The announcement regarding the payment method change applies only to Ukrainian users who have previously used Bifinity services. This change will affect some fiat deposit and withdrawal methods for Ukrainian users, but the functionality for users to deposit, withdraw, buy, and sell cryptocurrencies will remain unaffected. Users can still use Visa and Mastercard for deposits and purchasing cryptocurrencies, Apple Pay and Google Pay remain available for account top-ups, and Swift transfers also continue to support deposits and withdrawals.
Techub News reports, according to Coinedition, Mastercard announced a strategic alliance with the Abu Dhabi ADI Foundation to expand the application scenarios for stablecoin settlement and tokenized assets in the Middle East. It will support cross-border transactions domestically and internationally through stablecoin settlement, launch stablecoin-linked payment cards, and explore use cases for tokenized real-world assets, while providing digital asset support for remittances and B2B trade processes. Mastercard stated that this move aligns with the UAE's goal of becoming a hub for digital assets and blockchain infrastructure, and will offer banks, fintech companies, merchants, and consumers faster settlement speeds, clearer transaction visibility, and more resilient payment processes.
Techub News: According to CoinDesk, Mastercard has selected Polygon to support its new system, enabling users to send funds directly to "verified usernames" without needing to use lengthy wallet addresses. Mastercard's Crypto Credential standardizes blockchain address verification by enabling readable aliases; authentication and alias issuance are handled by Mercuryo, allowing users to link aliases to self-custody wallets. Additionally, users can apply for tokens on Polygon to prove their wallet supports verified transfers, facilitating applications in processing credential-based transactions.
Techub News, according to Fortune, Coinbase and Mastercard are in advanced talks to acquire London-based stablecoin infrastructure company BVNK, with the price range around $1.5 billion to $2.5 billion. Currently, Coinbase holds a stronger position, but the deal has not been finalized yet. If reached, it would become the largest stablecoin M&A deal to date. BVNK was founded in 2021, providing businesses with services such as stablecoin trading, cross-border payments, and fund management. In December 2024, it secured $50 million in funding, with a valuation of approximately $750 million. Investors include Haun Ventures, Coinbase Ventures, Tiger Global, and recently, venture capital from Visa and Citi participated.
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