MaiCoin Group Partners with Visa to Strengthen Virtual Asset Payment Strategy

As Taiwan's leading digital asset service provider, MaiCoin Group is proud to announce a landmark strategic partnership with global payments giant Visa. This collaboration, formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), marks a significant step forward in integrating virtual assets into the mainstream financial landscape, both in Taiwan and internationally.

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The Virtual Asset Service Act is expected to be legislated this year, and Taiwan's digital asset industry is entering a crucial development phase.

This alliance is particularly timely as Taiwan's digital asset industry stands on the cusp of significant growth, with the anticipated passage of the "Virtual Asset Service Act." MaiCoin, with its deep understanding of the local market and robust technological foundation, is uniquely positioned to leverage Visa's extensive global payment network and advanced digital asset clearing technology. Together, we will explore diverse applications for both individuals and enterprises, ensuring compliance and fostering innovation.

Visa's global reach and proven track record in integrating digital assets into payment infrastructure, including stablecoin-linked card programs in over 50 countries, provide a powerful foundation for this partnership. As Ms. Chang Wen-yi, Taiwan Visa's Greater China President, highlighted, this collaboration will enhance on-chain capabilities and asset applications, accelerating the seamless connection between digital assets and existing payment systems. This synergy is crucial for building trust and efficiency in the burgeoning digital economy.

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Visa has long led the integration of digital assets into global payment infrastructure, promoting over 130 collaborations through stablecoin-linked card programs in more than 50 countries.

From our perspective at MaiCoin, this partnership is more than just a business deal; it's a commitment to advancing Taiwan's digital financial future. We recognize the challenges faced by Taiwanese SMEs in cross-border trade, such as lengthy transaction times and high exchange costs. By working with Visa, we aim to enhance transparency and efficiency in fund flows, strengthening the stability and reliability of payment and clearing systems. This will lay a critical foundation for the application of digital assets in cross-border trade and everyday payments, truly bringing virtual assets into the daily lives of our citizens.

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This strategic cooperation with MaiCoin Group will further combine Visa's global payment network with the local digital asset ecosystem, advancing on-chain capabilities and asset applications, and accelerating the connection between digital assets and existing payment systems.