P2P finance overhauling the financial system in developed countries
New opportunities are arising in the developing world as peer to peer transactions are opening up economic freedoms.
New opportunities are arising in the developing world as peer to peer transactions are opening up economic freedoms.
Paxful is expanding their services all over the world in a mission to provide financial freedom to the unbanked.
Paxful announced a partnership with The White Company that will allow consumers to purchase prepaid debit cards using their crypto holdings in a variety of currencies.
Paxful and AirTM both hope to expand their services with the new partnership, increasing access to cryptocurrency in new regions.
Paxful isn’t content to just be a successful crypto business in Africa, they want to help educate the people and grow the industry through increased adoption.
Cryptocurrency exchange Paxful is in hot water in Nigeria after crypto traders in the country claimed the firm has been closing down their accounts illegally.
The two companies formed a partnership in the hopes of increasing liquidity and scalability. The newly created partnership will allow users to make payments via Paxful on the BitMart platform.
A lot has happened in the cryptocurrency space in Africa. The continent continues to progress from key players in the industry. Despite challenges, the crypto market in Africa has shown great prospects.
According to a recent prediction, Kenya will soon be a leader in the cryptocurrency market around the East African region.
Cameroon seperatists are offering cryptocurrency to raise funds for their cause, and Paxful reports 17,000 transactions in Africa alone.
Paxful, a peer-to-peer marketplace, is reportedly looking at the cryptocurrency market's growth potential in East Africa.
Cryptocurrencies will soon be the order of the day in Africa as locals slowly warm up to the idea of a digital world.