The program has added five startups and will trial various payment technologies ranging from blockchain to Web3.
Fintech giant Mastercard announced the addition of five new startups to its Start Path Blockchain and Digital Assets program on May 15.
The Start Path Blockchain and Digital Assets program is a fintech accelerator program that focuses on “exploring future use cases to scale new solutions with startups around the world.”
Joining the program are crypto payment and card issuer Kulipa, blockchain software firm Parafin, decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePin) firm peaq, data platform Triangle, and blockchain developer Venly.
