Mastercard teams up with Polygon to launch a wallet alias system, making encryption addresses finally easier to remember.

Is your wallet Address too long to remember? Mastercard has teamed up with Polygon and Mercuryo to make a big move - directly integrating the encryption credential system into hosted wallets, finally addressing this tormenting old problem.

The division of labor among the three parties is very clear: Mercuryo is responsible for KYC verification, and after passing, they will send you a nickname; Polygon provides underlying chain support to ensure that transfers are fast and cost-effective; MasterCard sets the certificate standards to ensure that the entire process complies with regulatory requirements. After verification is completed, your MetaMask Wallet can be bound to a memorable nickname like a username, so you no longer have to stare at that string of incomprehensible Address and copy it three times.

The head of digital assets at Mastercard said plainly: simplify addresses, build trust, and prevent newcomers from being discouraged. Next, they plan to introduce more verification service providers and promote this system to other chains.

This is actually quite interesting - traditional financial giants are not here to revolutionize, but are quietly hiding those inhumane operations of blockchain behind the scenes. For ordinary users, this may be more practical than any technological breakthrough.