Online payments giant PayPal announced on Tuesday that it would be launching a cryptocurrency checkout service to 29 million US-based online merchants.
Cryptocurrencies have made a new move to further their mainstream takeover. Latvian national carrier airline airBaltic is the subject of this latest advancement.
Skrill started by payment platform Paysafe has rolled out a plan to expand its crypto offerings in the United States through its partnership with Coinbase.
Card payment mogul Visa has launched transaction settlement in cryptocurrency for its customers. The launch is a pilot program in collaboration with cryptocurrency platform Crypto.com.
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According to its central bank Norges Bank, Norway is the most cashless country, with only 4% of their transaction paid with cash while the rest is mainly contactless cards and digital wallets.
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Coinbase alumni Soups Ranjan has launched the first fraud detection and prevention platform Sardine. The former Coinbase director of data science and risk co-founded the startup Sardine that claims to offer fraud prevention as a Service (FaaS) for digital businesses.
Elon Musk, CEO, an early investor in and product architect of Tesla, agreed to the point made by an entrepreneur Kim Dotcom, a political activist, and a German-Finnish entrepreneur also known as Kimble or Kim Tim Jim Vesto that Bitcoin cash is preferred to Bitcoin.
Industry-leading cryptocurrency lending and borrowing platform Celsius has announced its latest inclusion of popular digital payments app Apple Pay as a payment option for exchanging cryptocurrencies on the platform.
From Florida, Jose Angel Aman, the founder of a multi-million crypto Ponzi scheme, a project that has robbed investors by falsely promising to expose them to the diamond market. He is the principle behind Argyle Coin.
Mark Cuban, the billionaire Shark Tank star and owner of the Dallas Mavericks, has decided to build an online digital platform art gallery, a project nicknamed lazy.com that will enable its users to display and share their non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in any form.
