Mastercard launches new crypto fraud protection tool
Mastercard’s new product allows banks to find and prevent fraud on crypto merchant platforms within its network.
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Mastercard’s new product allows banks to find and prevent fraud on crypto merchant platforms within its network.
The customizable card will only support NFT avatars from select blue chip collections, subject to Mastercard’s design standards and an owner verification process.
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