bitsCrunch NFT platform will be incubated through Mastercard's start-up initiative: details
As the collaboration between the two firms launches, bitCrunch will be supported with unparalleled expertise from Mastercard's engineers and marketers.
Vijay Pravin Maharajan, bitsCrunch CEO, outlines that this announcement is of particular importance for a wide range of entrepreneurs in the crypto segment as well as for retail NFT holders and digital art fans: Also, bitsCruch will be connected to Mastercard's global architecture of partnerships. This, in turn, will accelerate its adoption and increase brand visbility.Mastercard representatives highlighted their vision for the bitsCrunch team and the milestones already accomplished by its products:
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