The company will be able to use BVNK’s technology to scale stablecoin and RWA payments. These include business-to-business payments, payouts, settlement, and treasury flows. In addition, the merger will allow banks to offer stablecoin payments and connect customer accounts to e-wallets. Providers will also be able to enable 24/7 merchant settlement. Mastercard CPO Jorn Lambert said there are many monetary systems, including fiat, stablecoins, and tokenized deposits. However, the key factor is interoperability between them. BVNK also emphasized that it is already working to expand payment coverage for Mastercard clients. Earlier, Mastercard enabled stablecoin payments in USDC, PYUSD, and RLUSD for its cards.