According to a company release, BitOasis will provide real and virtual cards connected to customers’ exchange accounts. The first cards will be available in early 2023.
They plan to launch payment cards that are linked to cryptocurrency. With their goods, the two businesses want to target customers in the Middle East and North Africa who will be able to use crypto cards at PoS or make online purchases.
According to the source, Mastercard will include two features to safeguard users: dispute resolution and refund generation. According to Reuters, crypto payments are now seen to be inconvenient, hence retailers seldom accept Bitcoin for their goods. If they do, they convert the cryptocurrency and continue to take fiat money.
Mastercard’s newest crypto push comes after the company joined with crypto lender Nexo in April to create a similar Bitcoin-backed payment card. The Nexo card is linked to a crypto-backed credit line, allowing investors to spend up to 90% of their crypto assets’ fiat value.
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