Visa and Mastercard will continue working with Binance despite regulatory pressure
Visa and Mastercard will not abandon cooperation with Binance, despite heightened regulatory scrutiny.The spread and regulation of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology in the banking industry and fintech applications.
Visa and Mastercard will continue working with Binance despite regulatory pressure
Visa and Mastercard will not abandon cooperation with Binance, despite heightened regulatory scrutiny.
Australian startup CryptoSpend to launch debit card in partnership with Visa
The Australian-based startup CryptoSpend has won approval from Visa to issue debit cards that enable payments in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Avanti CEO Caitlin Long criticises Fed stance on cryptocurrency firms
The U.S. Federal Reserve will make it harder for digital asset–related companies to access the payments system and bank accounts, according to Caitlin Long, founder and CEO of Avanti, a cryptocurrency bank.
Australian online broker to add cryptocurrency trading
Listed on the ASX, the Australian online broker SelfWealth announced the addition of the ability to buy and sell digital assets on its platform.
Santander blocks payments to Binance for UK customers
The British arm of Santander has notified customers that it will block payments to the cryptocurrency exchange Binance from their accounts. Decrypt reports.
BlockFi launches Bitcoin-cashback Visa card
BlockFi launches a Visa credit card with 1.5-2% Bitcoin cashback for U.S.-based customers.
Visa crypto-card holders spent more than $1 billion in H1 2021
In the first half of 2021, the volume of transactions on Visa's debit crypto cards exceeded $1 billion.
Fintech startup Zerion raises $8.2 million from Mosaic Ventures, DCG and Lightspeed
The Zerion investment app closed its Series A round of funding worth $8.2 million.
German neobank to launch cryptocurrency trading service
The German neobank N26 will add the ability to trade digital assets in its app by the end of the year. FWD reports.
Sygnum becomes the first bank to offer Ethereum 2.0 staking to clients
The Swiss-regulated cryptocurrency bank Sygnum expanded its range of services, giving clients access to Ethereum 2.0 staking.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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