Visa wants to advance blockchain and digital currency approach
Visa is exploring the different ways it can help legacy institutions integrate blockchain and digital currency.
Visa is exploring the different ways it can help legacy institutions integrate blockchain and digital currency.
Visa has filed a patent to create a digital currency that runs off of a “centralized computer.”
Indacoin announces support of Bitcoin SV (BSV), enabling BSV to be purchased with Visa & Mastercard payment cards through their global fiat-to-crypto exchange platform and partner network.
Marquez Comelab discusses how the Bitcoin SV network can potentially erode the dominance of current power brands in fintech and payment industry.
It was another busy week for crypto as the space continues to find better footing.
Take a look at how Bitcoin SV is creating the fastest and cheapest payment system in the world by comparing it to other cryptocurrencies and traditional payment systems.
Visa has announced that it has reached a deal to acquire Plaid in a $5.3B deal. Plaid connects fintech platforms, including crypto, to users’ bank accounts.
Led by its Chairman Xi Jinping, China is all in on blockchain as Bahamas explores CBDC. Regulators are also stepping up their game as blockchain makes its mark
The chance of Facebook’s Libra stablecoin getting off the ground are not that great.. Dorsey’s response wasn’t just no, it was an emphatic “Hell no.”.
When Facebook first started talking about introducing a stablecoin, it spent copious amounts of time drumming up support from worldwide, established financial companies.
Revolut is ramping up, with the goal of expanding to many new markets and offering easier access to banking.
The two credit card companies are hoping to make payment systems more secure by investing in the blockchain unicorn.