AXA Begins Accepting Bitcoin Payments in Switzerland
The Swiss unit of AXA Group, one of the world's largest insurers, has added an option for clients to pay premiums in the first cryptocurrency.News and reviews on payments in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
AXA Begins Accepting Bitcoin Payments in Switzerland
The Swiss unit of AXA Group, one of the world's largest insurers, has added an option for clients to pay premiums in the first cryptocurrency.
Experts weigh the odds of Russia being cut off from Visa and MasterCard and Bitcoin’s role in the scenario
Russian residents could be cut off from international payment systems Visa and MasterCard if Western countries continue to pursue a sanctions policy, said Dmitry Peskov, the president's press secretary.
Billionaire Rick Caruso’s company to accept rent payments in Bitcoin.
The American development company Caruso, owned by billionaire Rick Caruso, will begin accepting Bitcoin as rent for residential and commercial real estate.
Media: PayPal to allow paying with Bitcoin at partner merchants
In the coming months, the payments giant PayPal will enable users to pay for purchases with Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum and Litecoin at 29 million points of sale. Reuters reports, citing the forthcoming statement from the company.
airBaltic adds ability to pay for tickets with Ethereum and Dogecoin
The Latvian airline airBaltic has added the option to pay for tickets with Ethereum, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash, USD Coin, Binance Dollar, Gemini Dollar and Paxos.
Visa chief reveals details of the company’s crypto strategy
Visa, the payments company, has set itself the goal of leveraging opportunities related to new technologies and methods of transferring funds. This was stated by its chief Alfred Kelly in a Fortune podcast.
Thailand’s largest cinema chain begins accepting Bitcoin
Thai cinema chain Major Cineplex Group has launched a pilot project that will allow moviegoers to pay for tickets with cryptocurrency. Local media report this.
Mastercard says bitcoin is ill-suited for payments
Bitcoin does not behave like a payment instrument — it is highly volatile and a transaction takes too long, said Mastercard Executive Chairman Ann Cairns in an interview with MarketWatch.
Alan Howard and NYDIG back Bottlepay’s micro-payments service in a $15.5 million seed round
The Bottlepay bitcoin payments service attracted £11 million (~$15.5 million) in a seed round. Participants included billionaire Alan Howard, partners at the Goldman Sachs investment bank, the FinTech Collective venture firm and NYDIG. The funding will go toward expanding the team, developing the service’s functionality, and entering new markets. “The £11 million raise and a £51 million valuation speak to the scale of Bottlepay’s ambitions, capable of revolutionising payment solutions,” said Mark Webster, Bottlepay’s chief executive.
Former Bank of England governor joins Stripe board
Mark Carney, who led the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England from 2008 to 2020, has joined Stripe's board.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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