Payment giant Mastercard has recently made a big move - teaming up with Ripple and Gemini to settle credit card transactions using the stablecoin RLUSD on the XRPL. In simple terms, when you swipe your card for a purchase, it may no longer go through the traditional banking system, but rather complete the Settlement directly on the public chain using compliant stablecoins. If this is implemented, it would essentially be the first time a regulated bank in the U.S. runs the fiat currency Settlement process on a public blockchain. Gemini has been quite quick in its actions, having already partnered with WebBank to launch an XRP version of its credit card, and now it has joined this RLUSD Settlement program. There is still some distance from testing to actual commercial use, but at least the direction is clear—traditional finance is beginning to seriously consider using stablecoins as infrastructure. For coin holders, this cooperation may mean that future consumption scenarios will be richer, and the boundaries between on-chain assets and real-world payments will become increasingly blurred.

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